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Simple Simon & Co. shows how you can make these simple knotted bow hair ties. They’re super to quick to make and you can use your scraps. Even better, use scraps from a dress (or other kids’ clothing) that you’ve… Read more ... 
This patchwork pillow will brighten any spot in your home! Natalie from Sew Hungry Hippie has a tutorial showing how to make one. I’m loving the bright colors combined with the pom pom trim! The patchwork design is made from… Read more ... 
Tooth fairy pillows are pretty exciting for kids, but a rainbow unicorn tooth fairy pillow? That’s amazing!! See how you can make one from felt with this free template and tutorial from Spot of Tea Designs. It’s made with all… Read more ... 
Newsflash…. you don’t need a special presser foot to sew an invisible zipper on your sewing machine. I found this out when I got one of those plastic invisible zipper presser feet from the fabric store and spent no less… Read more ... 
Emily from Life Sew Savory shows how you can turn any table or work surface into an oversized ironing board. That’s particularly handy when you’re having to iron large pieces of fabric. I get sooo tired of having to shift… Read more ... 
Art is a messy process, but don’t let that stop you from chasing your creativity! Sew an artist apron to keep your clothes protected while painting or doing other creative activities. Mayra at So Sew Easy has a free pattern… Read more ... 
A little patchwork spool design showcases a favorite print – and also makes a super cute pincushion! Heidi from Fabric Mutt has a tutorial showing how to make one. She used this block to also make a fabric spool table… Read more ... 
Add some style to the next t-shirt you sew by using lantern sleeves instead of a basic straight sleeve. The lantern sleeve (also sometimes called a balloon sleeve) has gathers at the elbow. The fullness is gathered back in at… Read more ... 
It’s no secret that babies grow fast. Sometimes that special outfit gets worn only once or twice before it’s too small. Cathi from Scratch & Stitch has a great idea for those outgrown baby clothes – turn them into bibs! … Read more ... 
These mug cozies are easy to sew and make great gifts! They’ll let you hold a hot mug of coffee or tea or hot chocolate without burning your hands. Plus, they’re pretty! Patti from Hearth & Vine has a tutorial… Read more ... 
This pocket apron is easy to sew, and handy to have when you’re cooking something messy. The half apron protects your clothes and the big pockets can hold utensils – or a phone. Staci from Crafty Staci shares a tutorial… Read more ... 
This ruffle dress makes a great school dress or church dress for girls! Or, shorten it and make it a ruffle top to wear with jeans. Autumn from It’s Always Autumn has a free sewing pattern for you to make… Read more ... 
Patchwork stripes make a pretty and colorful background for these two spring bunnies in love! You can sew one of your own with the tutorial and free pattern from Bev of Flamingo Toes. The bunny silhouettes are made from wool… Read more ... 
My kitties love to have small places they can snuggle into when they want a nap. (Sometimes they don’t, because cats are like that….) Cheryl from Sew Can Do has a free sewing pattern for making a pet igloo perfect… Read more ... 
Becky from Patchwork Posse shows how you can create pretty pincushions from felted wool. It uses long strips of wool so it’s a great project for using scraps of felted wool left over from other projects. They’re super cute when… Read more ...