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20+ Sewing Projects For The Home

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These sewing projects are all about creating things for the home. Home decor can be expensive and these tutorials are fun to make. Sewing something that can be used in the home is a great way to appreciate your sewing skills in an everyday household practical setting.

Theses home decor projects make great gifts too, especially if you know someone’s style. You can see all of these home decor patterns by clicking on each individual pattern link.    Looking for more sewing patterns for Aprons? Check out these sewing pattern designs on Etsy.

Hand Towel Apron – Heather Handmade 

 

Sunflower Wreath – Needle Pointers 

 

Modern Canvas Planter – Sustain My Craft Habit 

 

Upholstered Bar Stool – Ideas For The Home By Kenarry 

 

Weighted Blanket – Mama Smiles 

 

Punched Tissue Garland – Chicken Scratch NY 

 

DIY Slipcovers – A Butterfly House 

 

DIY Storage Ottoman – Sustain My Craft Habit 

 

Easy DIY Curtains – Down Redbub Drive

 

Easy Bag Holder – Little House Living 

 

DIY Chair Cushions – DIY Candy 

 

Cloth Napkins – Mama Smiles 

 

Fleece and Fur Blanket – Chicken Scratch NY 

 

Storage Bin Containers – Scrappy Geek

 

DIY Recliner Slipcovers – B4 and Afters

 

Scottie Dog Door-Stop – Red Ted Art

 

DIY Coasters – Ideas For The Home By Kenarry 

 

Dish Soap Apron Tutorial – Home In The Finger Lakes 

 

Heart USA States Map Quilt – Heather Handmade 

Heart Garland – Creative Green Living

If you are looking for more sewing patterns check out our sister site Craftbits.com

You may like these Sewing patterns for home decor we found on Etsy.

 

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