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Tutorial: Easy cord wraps from fabric scraps

August 27, 2016 by Anne Weaver

Sew4Home shows how you can make these easy cord wraps form your fabric scraps. They’ve got a free pattern to download to make them in two sizes so you can organize your standard household cords and your smaller gadget cords.… Read more ...

Tutorial: Selvage drawstring bag

August 25, 2016 by Anne Weaver

Do you save the selvages you cut off your fabrics? If not, you should! You can piece those strips into selvage fabric Pam from Threading My Way did just that and created the loveliest little drawstring bag from her selvage… Read more ...

Tutorial: Make a patchwork pincushion from your tiniest fabric scraps

August 21, 2016 by Anne Weaver

Here’s a quick project to use up some of your smallest scraps! Heather from The Sewing Loft t shows how you can use them to make this pretty patchwork pincushion. A strip of patchwork across the pincushion showcases your scraps.… Read more ...

Free pattern: Cider sleeve bottle cozy

August 19, 2016 by Anne Weaver

Make a cider sleeve to help keep your bottled drink cold! And of course it doesn’t hurt that they are sooo stinkin’ cute! Samelia’s Mum shares a free pattern on her blog. They don’t much fabric so you could use… Read more ...

Tutorial: Fabric dress form gift tags

August 16, 2016 by Anne Weaver

Any present with a fabric dress form gift tag is one that I’m gonna like! Lisa from A Spoonful of Sugar shares a tutorial showing how you can make these pretty dress form gift tags. It’s a perfect project for… Read more ...

Easy way to organize your interfacing scraps

August 9, 2016 by Anne Weaver

I pulled out my interfacing bin the other day and realized what a disorganized mess it was! I like to save my scraps of interfacing because you never know when that extra little strip will be enough to keep you… Read more ...

Sewing Tutorial: Sew a hanging thread catcher

August 6, 2016 by Anne Weaver

Threads and small scraps will make a mess of your sewing space in a flash. Alicia from Sew What Alicia shares a tutorial at Therm O Web showing how you can make a thread catcher you can hang from the… Read more ...

Tutorial: Fabric covered can desk organizers

August 4, 2016 by Anne Weaver

These fabric covered cans are just the thing to organize your desk or creative space! And a quick rummage through your recycle bin and scrap stash will give you the supplies you need! Amy from My Name Is Snickerdoodle shares… Read more ...

Tutorial: Scrapbusting four patch coasters

August 1, 2016 by Anne Weaver

These four patch coasters are like itty bitty quilts for your drinks! Especially with the faux binding around the edges. Staci from Crafty Staci shows how you can make them. This is a fun scrapbusting project you can make for… Read more ...

Tutorial: Easy credit card wallet

July 25, 2016 by Anne Weaver

Sew a simple credit card wallet to keep all your credit cards, ID, and loyalty cards easy to reach! Live It. Love It. Make It. shares a tutorial showing how. It’s so easy – this would make a great first… Read more ...

Free pattern: Terry cloth backed baby bibs

July 24, 2016 by Anne Weaver

These bibs would make a sweet gift for a new baby! Sew4Home has a free pattern for making them. They’re larger than a standard baby bib and have an absorbent terry cloth backing. They show them with strip piecing for… Read more ...

Tutorial: Tall fabric baskets

July 20, 2016 by Anne Weaver

These tall fabric baskets make great storage bins! You can sew up a set for your house using a tutorial at Sew4Home. You can make them from solid fabrics or piece together your scraps for a patchwork basket. Finished dimensions… Read more ...

Tutorial: Fabric covered button necklace

July 19, 2016 by Anne Weaver

Abby from Sew Much Ado shows how you can make a pretty necklace out of fabric covered buttons. It’s a great scrapbusting project! Depending on the fabric you use, you may be able to fussy cut to feature a pretty… Read more ...

Free pattern: Pretty fabric luggage tags

July 18, 2016 by Anne Weaver

Make your luggage easier to identify with a bright fabric luggage tag! These luggage tags from The Scrappy Girls Club are so beautiful! They’re also a quick project, and you can use your fabric scraps to make them. You could… Read more ...

Free pattern: Scrappy soft fabric balls

July 17, 2016 by Anne Weaver

Use your fabric scraps to make soft fabric balls! They’re great for kids to play with because they’re soft and squishy, so they toss them around without you worrying about anyone getting hurt. Nina from Nina makes shares a free… Read more ...