All Free Sewing - Free Sewing Patterns, Sewing Projects, Tips, Video, How-To Sew and More. American Crafts Studio Blog: Spring Bouquet. AnchorStylethrowandbag. Before you know it... - allsorts. Remember this?
It's the Advent Calendar I made last year, consisting of numbered felt "pockets" each holding a square of Ghirardelli peppermint bark chocolate and a paper dangle. Each day you would eat the chocolate and hang the dangle from the button, so you could see how close you were getting to the big day! After a flurry of requests for a pattern, I am happy to oblige. This required pulling out the first of the boxes of Christmas decorations a bit early, but since I'm already in that frame of mind, so be it. Anyhoo, here ya go... Bunny_pattern.pdf. Charming Coin Purse Patterns & Tutorials: {Free. Patron Gratuit & Tutoriel au CraftPassion.com - Partie 7. How To Sew Sock Monkey Gosh… I am supposed to sew some thing for the Earth Month this April, but I can’t wait to sew these sock monkeys.
My hands simply took over my head and see what I did after a few days and nights of sewing…. a house full of sock monkeys!!!! Do… more African Flower Crochet Purse – Part 2 We have done the first part of the African Flower Purse, now, let’s come to the 2nd part – the sewing of the “insert” or lining and handles for the purse. DIY cat tent. DIY Cute Owl Ornament. My holiday spirit is a little out of control this year.
It’s not even December yet + I’m almost done DIYing my gift list + so close to the official gift wrapping ceremony. Picture rolls of eco-friendly paper + jute twine + of course, my hand-painted gift tags. Sew A Nursery Owl Mobile. I feel so honored to be interviewed and featured in one of Malaysia’s leading English daily, The Star, at the Craftypedia column.
We had a long interview, head over to read more on what they had to say about me (click here), or get today’s copy from the newsstand. I am the cover story of The Star2 with a 2 full-page story and 2 half-page tutorial on this owl mobile!!! I made this nursery owl mobile, “Forest of Owls”, to share with the readers and I am so happy that the columnist, Lee Mei Li, allowed me to share it here with you all. As many of you may have known that I just moved in to my new home and I still have plenty to work on for the home decor. These 2 sets of nursery owl mobiles (a pink and a blue) came in time for the kids’ rooms, one for my daughter and one for my son. Free Pattern Month Day 21 - Very Purple Person: Scalloped Hat Pattern. Boy, do I have a great pattern for your next summer escapade.
Please welcome the most adorable Novita from Very Purple Person and her Scalloped Hat Pattern. I found Novita's blog oh-so-long ago. She was one of the first blogs I began to follow. I can't even remember what exactly led me to her site but I'm pretty sure it had something to do with the stylish boy clothes she was sewing for her son back in 2008. PS. She's so prolific. Her bags always look so well constructed. Frilly Apron - Project - The Spotlight Inspiration Room. Happy Holidays with FreeSpirit & Rowan: Country Fresh Double Flounce Apron. Today's the day we begin our ramp up to the 2012 holiday season!
We welcome you to our latest series: Happy Holidays with Westminster Fibers Lifestyle Fabrics, the amazing folks who bring you FreeSpirit and Rowan collections. Over the upcoming weeks, we'll bring you a new collection from four different Westminster designers. This week, you'll meet Melissa White of Rowan Fabrics. Coming up throughout November are: Ty Pennington, Verna Mosquera and Amy Butler. Here at Sew4Home, we love to take non-traditional fabrics and show you how beautiful they can be when incorporated into holiday projects. In fact, starting with today's apron, we've created an entire slate of fast and easy, "do-it-in-a-day" projects for this busy time of year. Our thanks again to the great folks at FreeSpirit and Rowan Fabrics for sponsoring these four weeks of holiday happiness! Melissa's designs are based on her fifteen years of research into rare Elizabethan wall paintings in Tudor houses across Britain.
Haute Couture Fashion - Draping @ ADS International Design & Art Center. How to Make a Two-Tone Singlet. How to Turn a Glove into a Chipmunk. While gloves and socks are made to be forever together, often they choose to divorce and spend their lives in a solitude.
Of course, we have to respect their decision, but it’s hard to look at them being all lonely, laying somewhere in the backs of a drawers. Luckily, crafter and author Miyako Kanamori has a wonderful solution! With some plastic surgery you can turn your old and lonely glove into an ever happy chipmunk! [Read more...] In her book, Happy Gloves: Charming Softy Friends Made from Colorful Gloves, Kanamori also gives complete instructions on how to make a frog, duck, flower, car, donkey, tiger, and more! IKEA Poang Chair Slipcover. The IKEA Poang Chair is a very popular staple in many budget savvy homes — but it only comes in a few colors and patterns, white being the only one that would work in the baby’s room.
We all know white won’t last long, and I wanted a chair that would POP, so I decided to attempt to make a cover for the Poang cushion that would do the baby’s room some justice. Plain, Boring Ikea Poang Chair. Kitchen Confections in Moda's Vintage Modern: Pleated Apron. It's Week Two of our Kitchen Confections Series for Moda Fabrics!
If you're a regular Sew4Home visitor, you know we love aprons. Le monde des tutoriels de couture meilleurs dans aucun ordre particulier. Alina's Adventures sew everything A P indicates a printable tutorial or pdf pattern.
An F indicates a personal favorite. Mail sorter: a tutorial. I always feel better greeting the new year with a clean house. At least, as clean as our house gets. It seems I’m in a losing battle with our mail. It ends up heaped in the office where things are buried, lost, and forgotten. I’ve tried different filing systems but they never last. Monster Bib {Pattern & Tutorial} - Stubbornly Crafty. Hi all! After the great response on my girly baby bib post I decided to make a tutorial for my newest bib design.
The monster bib. I love how they turned out and hope you do too. So let’s get started. November. November 2008 Monthly Archive November 30, 2008 Featured: Vest by Moloh A beauty in this double-breasted shawl-collared waistcoat from Moloh. You will need: 1 yd. [0.9 m] of fashion fabric, 54″ [150 cm] wide 1 yd. [0.9 m] of bemberg® satin lining, 45″ [115 cm] wide1 yd. [0.9 m] of fusible interfacing, 24″ [60 cm] widecoordinating thread18 half-ball shank buttons, 13mm diameter [line 20]kraft paper Bust – measure under arms over fullest part of chest. Waist – measure around narrowest part of torso at the navel. High hip – measure around pelvis approx. 4″ [10 cm] below natural waist.
Back waist length – measure from nape of neck to natural waist. Armhole depth – measure drop from shoulder to armpit level. Shoulder – measure length of shoulder. Back width – measure across shoulder blades from armhole to armhole. Neck size - measure around base of neck. Quality Time. Sewing 101: zippered throw pillows. Next up in our learn-to-sew series: throw pillows! Throw pillows are another fantastic way to incorporate cute textiles and DIY flair into your home without a great investment of time or money. If you’ve ever gone into a fabric store and wanted to buy everything because it’s just all so gorgeous, then pillows are a great way to put those fabrics to work in your decor.
Bold or loud prints that would be too much used in large scale (like in curtains) can be just right for a little pillow pop on a sofa or bed. I’m going to show you how to make a zippered pillow cover, which is easier than it sounds, I promise. It looks super-professional AND has the added bonus of being easily changeable—I love the idea of making tons of different pillow covers and just swapping them out whenever you want a little change in a room. Sewing Patterns and Travel Bags Women Love by StudioCherie. Sew Mama Sew! Tee se itse -valas.
You can find the tutorial in English here. The Little Cloud Flower. The Stitching Scientist — Free Sewing Patterns. Tissue Paper & Paper Flowers Tutorial. Tutorial for strips roses. I came across a new kind of rose at Creating Keepsakes blog. They remind me of these ones I made with ribbons. (Click here to see that tutorial)You will need cardstock or double sided patterned paper.
Don't use the flimsy kind. Www.spoolsewing.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/birdpattern1-1.pdf.