Laura Bray from Katydiddy shares a tutorial on her blog for making a stuffed fabric version of a pastry bag.   This is sooo sweet!  Now your child can play out the preparation and decoration of all the luscious felt desserts… Read more ...

Vanessa from Punkin Patterns shares a tutorial for making her S2 Tote Bag.  Her S2 tote is as practical as you’d expect a tote to be, but she adds some unexpected details with a single cross-over strap and O-rings attaching… Read more ...

Care from Obsessively Stitching shows how she created this super cute clear vinyl crayon pouch from recycled materials.  The clear vinyl came from a bedding bag.  Inside the zippered pouch, perfectly-sized pockets hold the crayons at the ready for your… Read more ...

LiEr from ikat bag  shares the next of her pattern drafting installments with a tutorial explaining how to create a child’s back sloper.  I am so excited about her series on drafting patterns for kids!  Go to the tutorial.… Read more ...

Stefi from Just Chic shares a tutorial on her blog for making an elastic waist skirt with pockets.  The wide elastic waistband makes this a quick project.  Ric rac and tulle make a pretty detail around the hem.  Get the … Read more ...

Anna from Noodlehead shares a tutorial on Sew, Mama, Sew! for making a super cute binder pouch to hold pencils and such.  The bit of vinyl pieced into the body of the pouch provides a peek at the contents.  Go … Read more ...

Priti from Arm Candy for You shares another pursemaking tutorial, this time showing how to add a zippered pocket to the lining of a purse.  Go to the tutorial. [photo from Arm Candy for You] [tags]sewing, tutorial, zippered,… Read more ...

Jamee from Fancy Pants and Homemaker shares a tutorial for adding a contrast cuff to a pair of kids’ pants.  This is an easy way to add a punch of color or pattern to make a pair of pants stand… Read more ...

LiEr from ikat bag  shares part II of her series on drafting patterns for children with a tutorial explaining how to draft a front sloper.  Her explanations are details and easy to understand – perfect for the novice (or wannabe… Read more ...

Jamielyn from I {heart} Naptime w/ Chocolate Sundaes guest blogs over at Someday Crafts with a tutorial showing how to make her Anthropologie-inspired flowers.  Attached to a garment, headband, or brooch with Velcro dots, these stacked fabric blooms are interchangeable. … Read more ...