In honor of the New Year, CraftStylish gives a tutorial on how to make three different types of zippered pouches: a flap, an overlap, and a zipper pouch.  Each type requires only a rectangle of fabric, which also makes this… Read more ...

  I think this may be one of the most unusual – and yet strangely most appropriate – teacher gift’s I’ve seen.  Katie Did made stuffies of her daughter’s teachers using Bubble Jet Set to print the images on to fabric. … Read more ...

   Dana at Made shows off a really cool way to “dress up” a baby’s onesie.  A snip here, some elastic there, add a gathered skirt, and your onesie is now a dress with coordinating diaper cover.  Tres cute!  See the … Read more ...

  Christina at The Sometimes Crafter shows how to make a little crochet hook case.  It’s cute enough to make me want to take up crocheting, though she’s quick to point out that it can be adapted for crayons, pens, or… Read more ...

  Tote bags are always handy to have around.  Everyone should have a few stashed in the coat closet or in the trunk of their car.  Vively in a Lively Manner shows how to make a handy tote bag that’s reversible.  … Read more ...

  If the thought of cutting a curve with your rotary cutter seems impossible, check out this video tutorial offered by CraftApple.  She uses a small plastic ruler as a guide, which she rotates as she cuts.  Very smooth!… Read more ...

Today’s giveaway from BurdaStyle is a copy of the book, Switch Craft: Battery Powered Crafts to Make and Sew.  This book includes instructions to make 20 projects that integrate technology into your sewing.  To enter, all you have to do… Read more ...

  Poppy Lane shows how to make these sweet little fabric bowls in the shape of flowers.  I’m picturing them in graduated sizes, perhaps stacked as nesting flower bowls.  Click for the tute.… Read more ...