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Holiday Gift Bags for Room in the Inn

December 17, 2011 Jo Leichte

The Fat Quarter Gifts Bags I featured in my Holiday Serging webinar are a great way to use some of your fabric stash, and they’re eco-friendly! I made more than 30 bags this year from holiday fat quarters — including twelve for the women at Room in the Inn here in Buncombe County, NC. … More

The Secrets of Sewing Perfect Collars

September 21, 2016 Mary Danielson Perry

Good morning, lovelies! Today, we’re chatting about one of my favorite design features: the collar. Whether you’re making cozy flannel pajamas or … More

Relax Anywhere Mat Tutorial

June 27, 2017 Art Gallery Fabrics

To celebrate the warm summer weather, stitch up the Relax Anywhere Mat. This quick project is perfect to take anywhere and relax! … More

How to Make a Strawberry Pincushion

April 19, 2022 Erika Mulvenna

This little strawberry can be a pincushion, pattern weight, or sachet – the secret is all in how you stuff it! … More

Five quilts for five children in need

My journey into quilting began just a few years ago when I decided to make five quilts for my four … More

Mel’s sewing space

Because I sew all day, every day, this is representative of my cluttered space–but I love it. You can see … More

Patriotic Patchwork Table Topper

I modified the Patriot Patchwork Table Runner pattern from a recent We All Sew post and made this square table … More

T-shirt Upcycle

March 4, 2019 Hayley Grzych

Find a new life for your oversized T-shirts with some simple refitting! Don’t be intimidated by sewing on knit fabrics—with … More

Handmade Ornaments – Every Year!

December 2, 2015 WeAllSew

Carol Ann Waugh has a very personal Christmas tradition, handmade ornaments. Read below to find out what makes them so … More

How To Sew a Modern Fanny Pack

February 18, 2015 Nicole Stevenson

I was not a fan of fanny packs the first time they came around in the 1980s. Back then fanny packs were generally a tell-tale sign of someone who didn’t dress cool. They were reserved for tourists, older people or people who put function above fashion. Fast forward 20 years later, and fanny packs have evolved from their former state of dorkiness into a something that’s functional and cute. … More