How to Make a Felt Crown
Bring your imagination to life with this felt crown project for your little one. It is a fun and easy way to bring a smile to a party. … More
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Thanksgiving Sewing Projects From WeAllSew
Our Thanksgiving dinner sewing projects will make your meal special with kitchen helpers like potholders and aprons to stylish DIY table top decor. … More
Red, White, and Blue Summer Sewing Projects from WeAllSew
Summer is here! Show your patriotic spirit with a red, white, and blue sewing project to decorate your home inside … More
Sparkler Table Runner Tutorial from Art Gallery Fabrics
Hello Everyone! Summer is finally here and now it’s time for BBQs, going to the pool and soaking up the sun. … More
25 DIY Summer Entertaining Projects
Whether it’s cloth napkins, a table runner, napkin rings, a tablecloth, or even a bunting, these tutorials will make it possible for you to add your own unique touch to your next party. … More
DIY Instant Superhero!
Bring out the “super” in your little hero with any of these DIY Superhero accessories and party decorations – it’s all here in our favorite DIY Instant Superhero projects and tutorials! … More
Betty’s Wine Glass Slipper/Coaster
Here’s a quick and easy project from Betty Stoltenburg at Tea Time Calico’s, one that’s perfect for holiday parties and celebrations. You’ll entertain with ease, knowing your guests will be able to identify their drinks AND all your furniture will be protected because the slipper travels with the glass. … More
DYI Personalized Can Wrap
Add embroidery to personalize these easy-to-sew insulated can wraps for your friends. … More
DIY Name Badge – Make One for Dad!
Whether you’re relaxing pool side this summer, keeping warm by the bonfire, or looking for a unique gift for dad this Father’s Day, this simple DIY will ensure you’ll never lose track of your drink again. Just slip the adjustable name tag over your favorite brew, and name your poison.
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DIY Trick-or-Treat Banner
Welcome little ghosts and ghoulies with this happy banner. The embroidered letters spell out Trick-or-Treat, and the layers are held together with a simple feather stitch. Don’t have an embroidery machine? Substitute applique or stencils and fabric paint for the stitching. Boo!
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