Free 3 yard Quilt Pattern: Sawtooth Star
Sew a beautiful Sawtooth Star Quilt Pattern with just 3 yards of fabric! It makes me so happy to see how much my readers love my 3 yard quilt patterns. They are are easy to sew and so popular. If…
Sew a beautiful Sawtooth Star Quilt Pattern with just 3 yards of fabric! It makes me so happy to see how much my readers love my 3 yard quilt patterns. They are are easy to sew and so popular. If…
Mother’s Day is just around the corner, and what better way to show your mom how much you appreciate her than with handmade gifts? I believe that the best gifts are the ones that come from the heart. What could…
Make your dog the cutest pooch at the dog park with a bow-tie bandana that you sewed yourself using this free dog bandana pattern! This sewing tutorial comes with a free printable pattern template with three different bandana sizes and…
Sew a beautiful Mosaic Tiles Quilt Pattern with just 3 yards of fabric! 3 yard quilt patterns like this one are the perfect way to get started quilting. All you need is 3 one yard cuts of fabric from your…
Are you looking for cute free sewing patterns? Let me show you some amazing sewing projects for beginners! Start by picking some fabric that inspires you, choose any one of these free tutorials, and get ready to have some fun…
Grab 16 fat quarters and make an easy queen size star quilt! This beginner friendly and fat quarter friendly free quilt pattern is what you’ve been looking for. It will brighten up your guest room, your family room, or any…
Sew a bold star quilt featuring your favorite fabric! The Chunky Star Quilt Pattern from SewCanShe requires just 3 different 1-yard pieces of fabric. This free quilt pattern is super easy to sew and you will love how it will…
Sew a Starship quilt for your favorite little future astronaut! The Starship Baby Quilt Pattern from SewCanShe requires just 3 different 1-yard pieces of fabric. I have made this pattern super easy to sew and super easy for anyone to…
Sew a beautiful Amish Star Quilt Pattern with just 3 yards of fabric! 3 yard quilt patterns are easy to sew and super popular. If you have three 1-yard pieces of fabric in your stash and are feeling creative, let’s…
Use up fabric scraps to sew a beautiful quilt with my free half square triangle quilt pattern that’s perfect for a lap quilt or baby quilt! This easy quilt pattern is the perfect quilt project for a beginner or anyone…
Sew a beautiful hugs and kisses quilt pattern with just 3 yards of fabric! The free XOXO 3 yard quilt pattern would make a darling baby quilt, Valentine’s wall hanging, or cuddly throw quilt. If you have 3 one yard…
Are you looking for an “on trend” quilt? 3-yard quilt patterns are super popular right now and easy to sew. If you have 3 one-yard cuts of fabric in your stash and are feeling creative, let’s sew a quilt. Here…
Sew a beautiful Carpenter’s Star Quilt Pattern! The Carpenter’s Star is a traditional quilt design that uses half square triangles. This simple and free quilt pattern from SewCanShe is a medallion quilt that has the Carpenter’s Star at the center…
Sew a beautiful Weathervane Quilt Pattern with just 3 yards of fabric! 3 yard quilt patterns are super popular right now and easy to sew. If you have 3 one yard cuts of fabric in your stash and are feeling…
Sew a beautiful Twin Star Quilt Pattern with just 3 yards of fabric! 3 yard quilt patterns like this one are fast and easy to sew. All you need is 3 one yard cuts of fabric from your stash. Twin…
Learn how to sew an oven mitt with my free oven mitt sewing pattern! This quilted oven mitt makes a thoughtful gift for someone who loves to cook or someone (like me) who tends to get burned when they use…
Learn how to sew a traditional Jacob’s Ladder Quilt Pattern with just 3 yards of fabric! 3 yard quilt patterns are super popular because of how fast and easy they are to sew. If you have 3 one yard cuts…
Sew a tree quilt pattern that’s perfect for snuggling up all winter! This easy 64” x 72” throw quilt pattern features simple pine trees in classic shapes. It’s perfect for a beginner quilter or anyone who wants to make a…
Sew a beautiful Aunt Dinah Quilt Pattern with just 3 yards of fabric! 3 yard quilt patterns are fast and easy to sew. If you have 3 one yard cuts of fabric in your stash and are feeling creative, let’s…
Sew a beautiful quilt with just 3 yards of fabric! 3 yard quilt patterns are all the rage among quilters right now. If you have 3 one yard cuts of fabric in your stash and just a day or so…
Learn how to make a fabric covered rope bowl in under an hour! This easy sewing project is perfect for using up scraps. Do you save long skinny cotton fabric strips like I do? Do you have a stash of…
One yard of fabric! Everyone is talking about this easy sew-your-stash sewing trend and for good reason. To make room for new fabric! With quick and easy projects like a simple pillowcase, kitchen apron, and pretty tote bags, it’s never…
Learn how to sew a pillowcase with exactly one yard of fabric and no waste! This super easy pillowcase tutorial is perfect for beginners or for charity sewing because it is the fastest pillowcase pattern you will ever see. If…
I make 2-3* quilts per month, most of them over 60” x 60”, and I love piecing them together. Sitting at my sewing machine and sewing quilt pieces together is my happy place. My Accuquilt GO! fabric cutting machine takes…
Quilts with half square triangles come alive with exciting shapes like stars, pinwheels, snowflakes, hearts, spools, and even pineapples. Here are more than 10 of my favorite scrappy HST quilt patterns for quilters of any skill level. These free quilt…
Stop looking and start sewing a new apron with an amazing free sewing pattern! Don’t keep searching through lists of so-so free apron patterns. Here are the 10 best apron patterns you will find on the internet. Whether you want a patchwork apron, jelly roll apron, half apron, or full coverage apron – you’ll find your favorite one here.
Sew a scarf with a cell phone pocket so you won’t need to carry a wallet! This free sewing pattern uses fleece fabric to make the ultimate gift for anyone with a cell phone. It’s perfect for winter walks, sporting…
Go ‘Gnome’ for the Holidays! Here are my favorite sewing patterns and crafting tutorials for making gnomes to be loved by kids and adults. Scandinavian Gnomes are everywhere lately! These cute good luck charms are perfect for holiday crafting…
In the sewing world, some people consider a serger machine to be an essential piece of equipment. It is typically used for finishing raw edges and seams on woven fabric by creating a tightly bound edge that will not unravel or fray. Some fabrics, such as knitor stretchy fabrics are great for sewing with a serger because the serger makes a stretchy seam. If you are thinking about buying a serger and want to make sure you really need one, the following blog post will help you figure out if you need a serger!
So in this blog post I will explain the purposes of a serger and help you decide if you really need one. I won’t go into the details of how to thread and use a serger, but I will discuss how it works with different types of fabric.
A soup bowl cozy is the greatest invention since the microwave! It’s a cozy little cover for your bowl to help keep hands from being burned after heating soup, noodles, leftovers, or even cooking a potato. Learn how to make…
When it comes to sewing scissors, always pick scissors that are sharp and right for the job. After years and years of sewing, I have learned that any project can be easier if I use the right scissors. That includes dressmaking, quilting, bag making, hand sewing, and embroidery.
Here are the 3 pairs of scissors that I can’t sew without – and a few more that I also recommend if you can afford it.
So you want to make a quilt! To me, all sizes of quilts are beautiful – from the mini quilts I hang on my wall to the king sized quilt on my bed. If you are setting out to sew quilt for a specific purpose (such as a baby gift) or to fit on a bed, you probably want to have an idea of common quilt sizes before you get started.
For that purpose, I created a cute chart for quiltmakers and quilters to use as a handy resource showing standard quilt sizes, including the most commonly used sizes of bed quilts (crib, twin, double, queen, and king).
The best serger machines for your money are ones that will last you a long time and give you the quality of stitches that you are looking for. There are many different serger brands to choose from, but I have narrowed it down to my three favorite: Babylock, Juki, and Brother. All three of these companies offer great features like color coded threading, easy to use tension controls, fast seam finishing and rolled hems!