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Free Sewing Pattern – Fabric Mushrooms

February 16, by Shellie Wilson. Leave a Comment

Are you tired of your home decor being too “buttoned-up” and serious? Do you want to add a little bit of whimsy and humor to your space? Well, why not try making some fabric mushrooms!

This “Oh so sweet” project is not only adorable but also incredibly simple to make. Use your favorite whimsical fabrics to bring these colorful mushrooms to life and create your own fairy tale scene.

The Fabric Mushroom Trio project is surprisingly easy to make. With the right fabric choices, you can bring to life a whimsical and imaginative world of fun and color. These little mushrooms can be used for imaginative play, to decorate your home, or to give as thoughtful gifts.

If you make them for yourself, then imagine walking into your living room and seeing a little group of fabric mushrooms nestled on a shelf or scattered on a table. It’s sure to make you feel like you’ve entered a magical forest!

You’ll, of course, need a sewing machine, some fabric scraps, stuffing, and a few basic sewing tools. There are many different patterns and styles of fabric mushrooms, ranging from realistic to fantastical, so you can choose the one that best suits your vision.

In general, fabric mushrooms are made by sewing together two or more pieces of fabric in the shape of a mushroom cap, then stuffing them to create a plump, three-dimensional effect. The stem of the mushroom is often made by wrapping a cylinder of fabric around a stuffing-filled core, and may include additional decorative elements like spots or frills.

Whether you’re a fan of Alice in Wonderland or just love the idea of adding some fun and playfulness to your space, this tutorial is the free project for you. So, grab your fabric, and let’s get started!

Get ready to bring some magic and imagination into your crafting projects with the Fabric Mushroom Trio tutorial.

This project by Jennifer Long from Bee Sew Inspired, a talented fabric designer with Riley Blake Designs and an experienced doll and quilt pattern designer, is going to guide you through the process.

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12 Fabric Easter Basket Free Sewing Patterns

Make an Easter basket that kids will love when you sew it from scratch!  When you sew a fabric Easter basket, you can choose exactly the colors and prints that suit your child’s personality.  And you can use the basket year after year for a handmade Easter tradition. 

Baskets are not as hard to sew as you’d think they’d be.  The construction is actually pretty simple.  But that doesn’t mean there aren’t ways to add extra personality with details.  We’ve rounded up 12 sewing tutorials showing how you can make your own fabric Easter baskets.  There are even a couple of no-sew tutorials if you’re short on time.

12 Fabric Easter Basket Free Sewing Patterns

These fabric Easter baskets are all so cute!!  And they’ll be even more fun once they’re filled with eggs, and the Easter bunny has visited and left treats in them!

 

Mini Easter Basket Sewing Pattern by Polka Dot Chair

[photo credit: Polka Dot Chair]

 

Ruffled Easter Baskets by Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom

[photo credit: Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom]

 

Make a Fabric Easter Basket Tutorial by Melly Sews

[photo credit: Melly Sews]

 

Fabric Basket and Eggs Tutorial by Diary of a Quilter

[photo credit: Diary of a Quilter]

 

DIY Bunny Baskets by Heather Handmade

[photo credit: Heather Handmade]

 

Adorable No-Sew Felt Easter Basket (With Template) by Sustain My Craft Habit

[photo credit: Sustain My Craft Habit]

 

How to Sew a Fabric Easter Basket by Brother

[photo credit: Brother]

 

Fabric Easter Basket by V and Co for Moda Cutting Table

[photo credit: Moda Cutting Table]

 

Tiny Fabric Easter Basket by Crafty Staci

[photo credit: Crafty Staci]

 

DIY Duck and Bunny Easter Basket by Sew Simple Home

[photo credit: Sew Simple Home]

 

Fabric Bunny Basket – Free Pattern by xoxo Grandma

[photo credit: xoxo Grandma]

 

DIY Woven Fabric Easter Basket From Scratch by Dream a Little Bigger

[photo credit Dream a Little Bigger]

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