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Mayra from So Sew Easy shows how you can create this lovely quilted poinsettia table runner. The dimensional poinsettia looks complicated but it’s actually quite easy to sew. Finished dimensions are 41″ long x 15″ wide.
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The Tilda Studio blog is excited to bring you a fun and festive DIY project just in time for the holiday season – fabric birds! These charming little creatures are sure to add a touch of whimsy and warmth to… Read more ... 
Beverly and Gloria from Across the Blvd show how you can create this stunning quilted Christmas ornament – with no sewing required! Instead of sewing, you fold and pin the fabrics to create the intricate design.
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This Rustic Crossroads mini quilt features fall colors and would be beautiful on a Thanksgiving table! Or change up the colors to make it for other seasons, or to match your decor for display all year long. Art Gallery Fabrics… Read more ... 
It took me a while, but I’m a convert over to PDF patterns over printed tissue patterns. Sure you have to print and assemble, but you save yourself a trip to the store (or waiting for shipping time if you’re… Read more ... 
Lisa from Cucicucicoo shows how you can make a Christmas tree skirt from a tablecloth. That’s such a great idea! It’s usually pretty easy to find a tablecloth at a thrift store or discount housewares store, and it will usually… Read more ... 
Kids grow fast, y’all. As quickly as you can get them all the clothes they need, they’re starting to outgrow them again. Jamie from Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom shows a cute way you can add length to a… Read more ... 
Caroline from Sew Can She created this little Tiny Bag as a scrapbusting project. She’s got a free pattern and tutorial for us! The bag is small, just big enough to hold a phone and wallet, but it has little… Read more ... 
These magenta sweater Christmas trees were my present to my swap partner in the 2017 Ornament Exchange blog hop. I’ve got a free pattern and tutorial over at Orange Bettie. They’re quick and easy to make using just one pattern… Read more ... 
This stitched snowflake mini hoop would make a beautiful decoration for your Christmas tree. And Stephanie from Swoodson Says has a free pattern and tutorial for you! The delicate snowflake design is actually made up of simple straight stitches so… Read more ... 
What do you do when you have a gift to give and no bag to put it in? You can make one real quick from your fabric stash! Kim from Sweet Red Poppy shares a tutorial at Polka Dot Chair… Read more ... 
When you sew knitwear, the basic shapes are usually fairly simple. Adding small details is where you can make your handmade garment really stand out – for example, the bows at the cuffs of this t-shirt. Heather from Heather Handmade… Read more ... 
Caroline from Sew Can She sewed up a new set of handmade stockings for her family. The pattern she used is simple, but she makes them beautiful by using bright cotton prints and lining them with a faux fur. She… Read more ... 
Sew4Home shows how you can create a warm and stylish poncho for this winter from sweater knit fabric. It looks so cozy for those cold winter days! The edges are bound (so no fraying) and it’s finished off with large… Read more ... 
Claire from Pillar Box Blue shows how you can create these sweet little Christmas trees from felted sweaters. The little trees have twigs for trunks and “leaves” cut from old sweaters. They’d make a cozy little forest grouping on your… Read more ...