Welcome to our roundup of 45 pot holders you can sew at home! Pot holders, oven mitts, or oven squares, whatever you call them, they all serve the same purpose: to prevent us from burning our fingers while cooking or… Read more ...
Are you looking to expand your sewing skills and create some stylish clothing for the men in your life? Look no further than this roundup of 40+ Sewing Patterns For Men’s Clothing. These patterns cover a wide range of styles… Read more ...
Creating stretchy shirred fabric is easy to do with elastic thread. You can use shirring to create stretchy gathered wrists on sleeves, a waistband for a skirt, or even a stretchy bodice for a sundress. Go to Melly Sews… Read more ...
How many t-shirts do you own? I have to confess I am kinda a t-shirt addict, nothing fancy and no graphics on the front, just plain and comfy t-shirts are my go-to on School mornings. I have a couple of… Read more ...
These long Calder pants and shorts are perfect for dressing up your pant style look.
Personally, I prefer pants over dresses, I do own a lot of dresses but my heart always prefers pants. When I find a pattern I… Read more ...
Sewing swimwear need not be daunting under the gentle guidance of Chelsea Gurnoe of Friday Pattern Company. In this class, she walks you through stitching the Seabright Swimmer, a swimsuit that features a dramatically plunging neckline and optional long sleeves… Read more ...
Clipping and notching curves… every sewing pattern or tutorial will tell you do it. But do you know how? And why it’s important? (Hint: It makes your curves nice and smooth when you turn them right side out.) Heather Handmade … Read more ...
Sewing a sleeveless lined bodice can be a little tricky. Between the armholes, neckhole, and side seams, you can’t just sew right sides together and turn right side out. One widely used method for sewing a sleeveless lined bodice is… Read more ...
Learn how to sew an invisible zipper with an invisible zipper foot. The foot takes the guesswork out of sewing it and creates a beautifully straight line. The foot takes the guesswork out of sewing it and creates a … Read more ...
Discover why professional sewers rely on their sergers for garment construction, decorative techniques, home decorating, quilting and so much more. Whether you are a longtime serger owner or someone who has recently purchased a serger (or removed it from your… Read more ...
I was looking for a tutorial for corded handles, but they all seem to require a speciality presser foot (called the “narrow presser foot“) because of the tight sewing alongside the bulky cord. This process of wrapping the… Read more ...
Make your own hippo softie toy! A simple sewing project for kids using scrap felt and a needle and thread! Such a sweet and simple way to make your own stuffed animal! A great way to teach kids to… Read more ...
A vintage-inspired carry-all, roomy enough to fit anything you need for a day trip. This bag is about 17” wide and features four exterior slip pockets, a zippered pocket inside, and piping for a professionally-made look. Vintage is of course… Read more ...
This is definitely a garment that must make a come back on our closets. It is sexy, elegant and vintage!! Everybody I know will love to use this for the simple reason of feeling like the girls in the past.… Read more ...
Knowing good basic sewing skills always comes in handy. But sometimes, challenging fabrics can still be too much to handle. Indeed, what may seem like simple tasks of folding and cutting fabric can become frustrating –not to mention the difficulties… Read more ...