For Sewing Enthusiasts
You’d be hard-pressed to find a little girl who doesn’t want to twirl around in a tutu every now and then.
Learn how to sew a tutu that is beautiful and also comfortable for your child to wear. This one includes a knit waistband and lining so that the scratchy tulle stays away from delicate skin.
Get the step-by-step tutu tutorial at Girl. Inspired., here.
You don’t have to buy belts for your kids! Use this easy tutorial to make an easy kid belt with velcro for your little boy or girl! A free template for Lego and Minecraft felt belt buckles are included! Check out the tutorial at Sewing Mama RaeAnna!
It’s the middle of winter, why not use some Cuddle/Minky fabric to sew a peasant dress and ruffle pant set for your little girl!? A free pattern and directions can be found at Sewing Mama RaeAnna’s website!
Alida of Alida Makes was tired of her newborn wiggling out of every store-bought swaddler, so after too many sleepless nights she designed her own. This baby swaddler is lined with soft minky, and makes a great baby shower gift! See the tutorial at Alida Makes.
This asymmetrical clutch is the perfect Saturday afternoon project. It’s a quick sew and the results are oh so satisfying. Go over to Alida Makes to get the details!
New to sewing and looking for the perfect first project? Check out this tutorial from Sew Like My Mom for an easy and simple pillowcase dress. Sizing is included for sizes 6m to 8!
Sew a roomy cargo duffle bag with this free pattern from Noodlehead for Robert Kaufman fabrics. Perfect for a weekend getaway, this bag is sure to please!
Does the idea of putting in a zipper give you anxiety? Stress no more. The Crazy Tailor demystifies zippers in her SUPER informative post over at Peek-a-boo Patterns Shop Blog.
Head over to learn the basics about sewing with zippers.
Think you might be ready to add a serger to your craft room? Here’s a great article with lots of things to think about to make sure you end up with a serger that you’ll love and actually use.
Read the Serger Buying Tips at Rae Gun Ramblings.
Looking to create a professionally finished neckline for your knit top/bodice? Learn to bind a knit neckline with this great tutorial by IndieSew. (Serger instructions but can be adapted to a sewing machine)