This patchwork bag is a unique piece that you can easily sew as a weekend project. How to Make Rag Quilt Tote Bag.
How to Sew a Fabric Basket
You can quickly sew a fabric basket from a placemat and suitable fabric. The basket is not only practical, but also retains its shape thanks to the firmness of the placemat, without any additional interfacing or similar reinforcement.
How to Sew a Mini Zipper Pouch
DIY Mini Zipper Pouch – Easy Sewing Tutorial for Beginners. Easy Sew Pouch Tutorial.
How to Sew a Zipper Pouch or Tissue Holder
Sewing Tutorial - How to Sew a Zipper Pouch or Tissue Holder
Fabric Pumpkin Pattern & Tutorial
Decorate your home this year in fall with fabric pumpkins! Not only do they look great, they are not as difficult to sew as it may seem! You can create them in any size you like depending on your needs. Once you have your first one complete, you will find yourself wanting to make more to create a set for your indoor pumpkin patch! Requires approximately 2-3 hours to complete.
How to Sew a Baby Ball
This ball is soft and safe for babies to play with. Print out the pattern in size of choice and use fabric scraps to make it. Stuff it lightly for babies so they can grasp it easily. For older toddlers, you can stuff it firmly to play with.
DIY Drawstring Backpack with Zipper Pocket
Not Your Average Drawstring Backpack.
Drawstring backpacks are popular right now; I've seen a lot of them for children, and others that are intended to carry your belongings to the gym. I decided to make one that is pretty and grown-up looking--something a woman like me would be proud to be seen wearing in public!
Bread Fabric Basket Tutorial
An early Valentine's Day present. Here's a sweet little project that comes together quickly -- a bow-tied box for treats or trinkets. Perfect for displaying tasty truffles and candies for your Valentine or hip paperclips and doo-dads for your desk.
The pattern and instructions below are for one 3" x 3" x 1 1/4" tray. However, once you have the hang of it, you can scale the design up or down as needed. Imagine tasty trays for sewing supplies, post-it notes, business cards, candies, jewelry, buttons, keys, coasters...
