You can make some super cute projects out of vintage sheets.  But, like any sewing project, a good result is often the result of a good fabric choice.  Cindy from Cation Designs guest blogs in the Sewing with Vintage… Read more ...

Ashley from Make It and Love It shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to turn a long-sleeved tee into one with flutter sleeves.  This is a great way to get some extra wear out of a child’s shirt… Read more ...

Roslyn from Sew Delicious shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to make an oilcloth peg bag that you can keep outside on your clothesline.  The sturdy oilcloth can hold up to the elements.  A cotton panel is stitched… Read more ...

Nicole from Improv Diary shows how to whip up a quick cider or wine bottle tote.  It’s made from rectangle of fabric, with the handles cut into it.  Edges are kept raw and accented with decorative stitching in contrasting thread. … Read more ...

Andrea from The Train To Crazy guest blogs over at Cook Clean Craft with a tutorial showing how a simple applique gives a hipster vibe to a little boy’s button down shirt.  Love it!  Get the tute. [photo from… Read more ...

Tricia from Made By Me & Shared With You continues the sewing technique series on her blog with a post all about zig zag stitching.  You can use the zig zag stitch for overcasting, stretch seams, or applique.  She covers … Read more ...