A couple weeks ago I made a quick excited post to facebook about the dress/bag swap Sarah and I arranged, and there were so many positive comments and ‘likes’, that we thought everybody would like to see the end result….
I LOVE this tutorial! It’s one of the most popular projects in our Flickr pool. I used it again this week so I could donate a few more handmade items to the little ‘Holiday Store’ that my boy’s elementary school…
Learn how to make your own tailor’s ham to make ironing easier, and maybe even fun! All you need is a piece of paper, some fabrics, and something to stuff it with.
A few months ago my husband very pitifully complained that I’m always sewing, but never anything for him. I explained to him that’s there’s not very much to sew for a man (that I would care to make anyway…), and…
The other day I wanted a unique way to wrap some gifts in a Sew Can She way and I decided to make personalized ribbon. At this point I must tell you that I am not a scrapbooker, paper crafts…
Earlier this year Fabricworm sent me some of their delicious organic cotton and I knew just the fun little project for it. Jen from New Green Mama had recently come out with a new tutorial – the instructions were perfectly…
When I asked Lisa and Sarah, the adorable mother-daughter team behind Spoonful of Sugar if they would like to guest post for us here, I should have known that whatever they came up with would have that same darling Spoonful of Sugar…
Create your own unique fabric designs using block printing! After you carve your own printing blocks, you can use them over and over again to make custom one of a kind items and gifts. In this guest post from Salty Style, you will learn everything you know from what inexpensive tools to start with, how to create your first block design, and how to print on fabric!
September is National Sewing Month! Today I’m guest posting over at The Sewing Loft Blog and sharing with you my favorite sewing tool in a special National Sewing Month series all about the tools of our trade. Here are some hints about…
There’s a jam packed fabric store on the Island of Nassau in the Bahamas! If you are like me, you think about sewing, quilting, fabric, and fabric shopping all the time – even on vacation, lol. When we were in the Bahamas we found a wonderful fabric store and brought home fabric treasure.