You can use your leftover or orphan (aka UFO) quilt blocks to make cute potholders! It’s a great last minute gift, housewarming present, or even teacher gift. See how I used some unfinished quilt blocks to make handmade patchwork potholders in practically no time at all.
Every year my boys’ elementary school holds a little holiday shop the first week of December. The kids can bring in a little bit of money (that’s all they need) and shop for Christmas gifts. All of the items are donated by parents and a large portion are handmade. Everything is marked super low and all of the proceeds go to the school. My kids have lots of fun with it. Especially when they see things I made – they love to buy my things, isn’t that funny?
You will love sewing this Log Cabin Hexi Potholder Pattern! These cute potholders are the perfect way to use up fabric and batting scraps and practice quilting.
These free sewing patterns are fun, easy, and perfect for kids. You will find patterns for bags, stuffed animals, quilts, and other useful items. All the patterns have photos and detailed instructions so that you can have the best possible sewing experience. I am excited for you to love sewing, and I hope you enjoy…
Check out all these free patterns to put those lovely, coordinated prints to use! You will love sewing pouches, table runners, napkins, baskets, and more. Each pattern is free, and designed for use with fat quarters.
Make your kitchen extra special, clean, and orderly. Use these free, easy projects like fat quarter tea towels, appliance covers, aprons, and potholders. All of the sewing patterns in this list have easy step-by-step instructions and free templates if needed to get you started. I always appreciate having a clean kitchen, but it makes me…
These craft fair sewing projects are great for anyone, at any experience level, and with any sewing machine. Check out all these free patterns; be inspired to build a gorgeous inventory for your upcoming craft fair events! Pro Tip: Be sure to offer small items as well as your main focus items. Those small things…
Set up visible storage, prepare and sort, donate and more. These are the best ways to make sure you can find what you have, and use what you love. I have found that my organization method makes all the difference in my creativity and motivation when I am ready to sew. I also save money…
You can use scraps to make any so many useful things. Put them to use sewing home decor, quilts, bags, and more. You could even make stocking stuffers or gifts for nursing homes or charity organizations. I am looking forward to 2025! I fully expect to add to my scraps that I love, so I…
Free Log Cabin sewing patterns to fall in love with! Sew all kinds of things with a Log Cabin quilt block; don’t stop at just quilts! You can use orphan blocks (leftovers), scraps, or sew new blocks especially for a new project. Make bags, trivets, placemats and more! Be inspired to try new things today….
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