I like to think of bias tape as my little magic sewing friend (or maybe my secret weapon?).  It finishes off the edges of my fabric so cleanly, and when made from contrasting colors or prints it gives a little… Read more ...

For the child who loves the story of The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Arianna from Still Parenting tells how she created this clever caterpillar softie.  Just like the story, he starts out as a fat little caterpillar.  But turn him inside… Read more ...

Adrianna from Crafterhours shares a three-part tutorial for making a super cute military style hat.  The sides are shaped at an angle to create a good fit around the head.  I’m loving the bit of lace that girls it up,… Read more ...

A handful of buttons and couple of pom poms give a plain discount knit hat a sweet face.  Find out how to do it at the M & J Trimming blog. [photo from M & J Trimming]… Read more ...

Gina from lettergirl and Rich Inner Life created this lovely hand sewn wrap top, inspired by the work of Alabama Chanin.  I am super impressed with all the beautiful cutouts and hand stitching on this top!  Read more (and see … Read more ...

Laura Bray from Katydiddy shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to make this MP3 player that attaches to your treadmill.  This is nothing short of brilliant, folks!  The fabric sleeve wraps around the dashboard of your treadmill so… Read more ...

Stephanie from Deviantly Domesticated guest blogs at Finding My Aloha with a tutorial showing how to turn an old sweater into an aviator hat. Add some faux fur lining to make it extra warm and extra cute.  Brilliant!  Get the … Read more ...

Head over to our sister site, CraftBits, for a tutorial showing how to make a MasterChef Hat.  Go the traditional route and make it from a white cotton, or choose a novelty fabric for a more lighthearted approach.  Go … Read more ...