Showing posts with label Sewing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sewing. Show all posts
Feb 3, 2011
Free Lumberjack Hat Pattern and Tutorial
About the cutest hat I've ever seen! I love it.
Click here to visit Delia Creates for the free pattern and tutorial.
Labels:
Adult Crafts,
diy,
diy projects,
Free Patterns,
Handmade Gift Ideas,
How To,
Sewing
Preserving A Child's Artwork
First I took a photo of the art I wanted to preserve. Then using my computer reduced them to the size I wanted and printed them in black and white on regular copy paper.
Then I transfered the drawing onto prewashed and dried, white cotton muslin simply by placing the fabric on top of the drawing and tracing it lightly with a pencil. Holding the fabric and paper up to a window so the light shines through may be necessary if you can't see the print through the fabric.
Then I used embroidery stitches to fill in the artwork. If you haven't done embroidery and would like to try this wonderful craft click here for a link with easy to follow embroidery instructions by video.
I used strips of colored cotton material to boarder each piece of white artwork and then sewed them all together to make a quilt top. After machine quilting and binding - they were finished.
Here are some photo's of the finished quilts.
I love the children's artwork and the quilt will become even more valuable as they grow older.
Jan 21, 2011
Turtle Pincushion - Pattern and Sewing Tutorial
This is the cutest pincushion I have found!
Flip him over, needles, thread and scissors stow-away inside.
He has a magnetic flipper for those stray pins!
Here's the Link - Craft Passion has the Free Pattern and Sewing Tutorial!
Labels:
Accessories,
Free Patterns,
Sewing,
Simple Gifts,
Tutorials
Little Girls Apron Dress
Super cute girls apron dress. The complete pattern and photo tutorial can be found at Every Day Chaos.
Click here for The Apron Dress Pattern and Tutorial
Labels:
Accessories,
Free Patterns,
Sewing,
Tutorials
Apron Patterns and Tutorials
When I cook, clean and create I am super messy! I love to wear an apron. After visiting my local fabric store and seeing the price of an apron pattern I decided - I'd have a look online.
Well, here's a few from Sew 4 Home, completely free and just for you!
Just click on the link below each pattern.
Thread Rack Tutorial
Labels:
Accessories,
diy,
diy projects,
Sewing,
Simple Gifts
Jan 20, 2011
Free Stuffed Kitten Pattern and Tutorial
Nuno Dolls has several free patterns and instructions to make your own stuffed cat or kitten.
Click on the name below each kitten for the link to the pattern.
Labels:
Free Patterns,
Handmade Gift Ideas,
How To,
Kid Fun,
Sewing,
Softies and Dolls,
Toys
Jan 4, 2011
Mini Mice
Cute softie mini mice, easy and quick to make. The instructions are here, at While She Naps. And here are the free pattern pieces, if you want to make your own mice.
Jan 1, 2011
How To Make A Onesie Dress
Oh my! This is the cutest sewing project I have seen in a really long time! Abbe, Grandma will me sending you some of these soon! I LOVE this little dress!
Barefoot in the Kitchen will show you how! Visit Barefoot in the Kitchen here.
Labels:
Adult Crafts,
diy,
Free Patterns,
How To,
Sewing,
Tutorials
Dec 29, 2010
How To Make Girls Ballet Slippers
Little girls love to dance, especially in ballet slippers. Thank you Ikatbag for the free tutorial. Now I can make them myself. And so can you! Visit Ikatbag here.
Labels:
Accessories,
Free Patterns,
Handmade Gift Ideas,
How To,
Kid Fun,
Sewing
Nov 8, 2010
Baskets and Handbags - Patterns and Tutorials
Denim Tote with Leather handles
This rugged denim bag looks amazing. I love the leather handles, and the raw salvage top.
Between the lines has a great tutorial here
Old Dress Shirt - New Bag
Recycle and old favorite linen, cotton or dress shirt into a new bag.
I love this rustic linen bag.
Makes me think of the Sundance catalog.
Between the lines has a great tutorial here
Large roomy - simple to make Bag.
I love the size of this bag.
It is the perfect size for carrying a laptop.
Easy to make if you use tea towels as this bag is
Visit Made By Jill for the tutorial
Canvas Boat Tote with an interior Pouch
Rugged and well made of heavy canvas.
Deeper than most bags - great for shopping or as a library bag.
A free Amy Butler Bag Pattern
This offers both a handbag and shoulder bag option. Multiple pockets in the main compartment help you keep
everything organized.
Visit Sew Mama Sew for the free pattern
and tutorial.
Heavy Duty Tote
This bag is 14 x 11 x 3 1/2
with one exterior and two interior pockets - one zippered.
It is designed for rugged wear with two layers of fabric at the bottom
and straps that won't rip off.
Here's the link:
A Burlap Tote with Shabby Rose
This bag is inexpensive, fun and easy to make.
Check out the big selection of burlap at Hobby Lobby.
Pattern and Tutorial at this Link:
Crafty Fabric Basket
Love this bag/ basket. Great for carrying needle crafts.
This bagsket stands up on it's own with a roomy interior and lots of pockets to keep everything organized.
Approximate finished size is 8 inches in diameter,
and 8 1/2 inches tall.
The pattern can also be adjusted to 12 inches.
I Love this bag
A Diaper Bag with an Interior Divider
This is a BIG bag, measuring 19 x 12 x 6
A new mom, looking for a large bag and unable to find it
made her own pattern and shares it with us!
If you have a baby, and want ONE bag to carry everything.
This is the bag for you. Here's the link:
How to make a Fabric Bowl
The method to make this bowl is basically the same method used
to make a rag rug. Except for a bowl you curve it up as you sew.
Very fun to make and cute for a sewing room.
Here is the tutorial
A Lined Fabric Basket
I really like the form of a basket combined with the
softness of fabric. - keeps everything neat and easy to find.
Here is the tutorial, pattern Link :
Spring Form Fabric Buckets
This buckets collapse for easy storage.
Great for organizing and storing sewing supplies
or hair ribbons and bow.
Here the pattern and tutorial link:
Nursery Collapsable Storage Baskets
Make these soft fabric baskets, use them to organize
diapers and baby supplies. Then when not in use, collapse and
store them away until they are needed again!
Here is the Pattern and Tutorial Link:
Labels:
Accessories,
Adult Crafts,
Sewing,
Tutorials
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