Hats – Page 36

Tutorial: Pom pom winter hat from an old sweater

January 6, 2010 by Anne Weaver Leave a Comment

Kristin and Jordan from kojo designs share a tutorial on their blog showing how to turn an old sweater into a super cute baby or toddler hat with pom pom balls at the top. These hats definitely have the awww…… Read more ...

Lookie what she made: Pig softie

January 5, 2010 by Anne Weaver Leave a Comment

Amida from Journey Into Unschooling had some scrap fabric and a bit of stuffing. A quick handdrawn pattern and a sewing session later, she had this sweet little pig softie. Read more about her project at Journey Into Unschooling. [photo… Read more ...

Lookie what she made: Ruffled shower curtain

January 5, 2010 by Anne Weaver Leave a Comment

Kerri from cute little disaster and Lovelies & Reas’ Designs shows the ruffled curtain she made, inspired by a similar one she saw in an Anthropologie catalog. (Have you noticed how many awesome sewing projects are inspired by Anthropologie?) Read … Read more ...

Lookie what she made: Fold-up toy car playmat

January 4, 2010 by Anne Weaver Leave a Comment

Lookie what Care from Obsessively Stitching made for her kids to play with their cars! It’s a playmat made from fabric printed with a street pattern. The pockets at the side each hold a car, and the whole thing… Read more ...

Lookie what she made: Week calendar with daily weather

January 2, 2010 by Anne Weaver Leave a Comment

Papgena from Papgena Made It shows the fabric calendar she created to help her daughter learn the days of the week. A circle marker shows which day it is, and the removable icons show the weather for each day. Read … Read more ...

Lookie what she made: Fabric mail playset

December 26, 2009 by Anne Weaver Leave a Comment

Candace from Sparkle Power made this fabric mail playset as Christmas gifts. Included in the set are fabric postcards with removable “stamps” and a mail carrier sack. Fabulous!! Read more about her project here and here. … Read more ...

Tutorial: Victorian cape for an 18″ doll from a Santa hat

December 23, 2009 by Anne Weaver Leave a Comment

While you’re out braving the after-Christmas sales, be sure to pick up a Santa hat. Why? Because Wendy from Old Days – Old Ways shows how to transform a Santa Claus hat into a beautiful Victorian cape for an 18″… Read more ...

Tutorial: Refashion a sweater into an elf hat and stockings

December 16, 2009 by Anne Weaver Leave a Comment

Instructables user heidiwickersham shows us how to turn an old sweater (perhaps one that has a few moth holes in it) into this elf hat and matching stockings. Go to the tutorial. [photo from heidiwickersham on Instructables] Looking for… Read more ...

Lookie what she made: Winter gear for the homeless

December 15, 2009 by Anne Weaver Leave a Comment

Claudi posts on Wardrobe Refashion about a recent sewing project that made my heart smile. She and a group of sewing friends spent the evening making winter gear for the homeless. To read more about this meaingful sewing project, read … Read more ...

Tutorial: Pom pom fleece hat

December 12, 2009 by Anne Weaver Leave a Comment

As part of her Handmade Hanukkah series, Jaime from Prudent Baby offers a tutorial for this pom pom fleece hat. This is a quick, easy sewing project, perfect for a last minute gift. Go to the tutorial. [photo from… Read more ...

Lookie what she’s making: Alphabet-inspired softies

December 11, 2009 by Anne Weaver Leave a Comment

Wooni from Made by Wooni has undertaken an ambitious project. She’s creating a softie that corresponds with each letter in the Spanish alphabet. She’s calling them Alphamales (pronounced Alpha-mall-ease) and will produce an ultra short book for each softie. Read … Read more ...

Upcycled Denim Jeans Christmas stockings

December 11, 2009 by Anne Weaver 1 Comment

Lookie what Naptime Journal made from repurposed jeans! She turned them into super cool Christmas stockings. I love the pocket and waistband details. I bet Santa will put some extra candy in those back pockets. See more photos at Naptime … Read more ...