Pin it This is a quick and easy sewing project, perfect for using up your scraps of fabric. I created this pattern based on a mini stocking that a retailer is selling, designed to hold flatware. However, it can also be used to hold a gift card or smaller items such as: Self-Care & Beauty Items Lip balm Mini hand lotion Nail file or mini manicure tools Facial sheet mask (folded) Hair scrunchie or claw clip Kids’ Mini Stocking Fillers Stickers Novelty pencils and an eraser Food & Drink Treats Chocolates or smaller baked items Candy canes or candies Tea…
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Continue ReadingPin it Every person who cooks or bakes needs heat protection for their hands. Even if they’re just heating food in the microwave. This article shares 6 items you can sew to protect your hands when cooking or baking. 1 – Hot Pot Lid Holders Pin it This is…
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Continue ReadingPin it Scrunchies remain a popular item, making them a suitable gift or product to sell at craft shows. If you’re sewing to sell, you want to be able to make them quickly so you can keep your profit margins high. I’ve tested several methods of making scrunchies and timed…
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Continue ReadingPin it This set of items makes a perfect gift (for someone or to make for yourself). I received a spa headband and face-washing wristbands last Christmas and I use them every day. The headband keeps your hair out of the way while washing your face or applying products. The…
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Continue ReadingPin it This article shares 4 of my free printable patterns for sewing reusable covers for: Measuring cups Casserole dishes Bowls KitchenAid Mixer Bowl Measuring Cups Pin it Pin it >> Find the full written instructions here Casserole Cover Pin it Pin it >> Find the full written…
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Continue ReadingPin it If you know someone who loves their KitchenAid Mixer, or who’s receiving one as a gift, these are the perfect items to sew for them. A bowl cover they can use to: Cover doughs as they set or rise in the bowl Keep dust out of the bowl…
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Continue ReadingPin it This article shares the free printable patterns and instructions for: A pot pincher (advanced) A pot holder (advanced) A tea towel with a fringed edge (beginner) These 3 items work well together as a gift set for someone who loves to bake or cook. But I think anyone…
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Continue ReadingPin it A pot pincher is sort of a cross between a potholder and an oven mitt. With two pockets, they allow you to grip a hot dish. This sewing project is a little more advanced due to the multiple layers of batting and bias tape. Sew a set of…
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Continue ReadingPin it This potholder is more of an advanced sewing project because of the layers of batting and bias tape (which can be a little harder to work with). But the result is a professional-looking potholder with beautiful details, such as the quilting stitches and edges finished in an accent…
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Continue ReadingPin it The fringed edge on this sewing project adds a bit more interest to a basic tea towel. This is a beginner project that can be completed in 10-15 minutes. Tea towels make a great gift because they’re an item that requires frequent replacing. Sewing 2 or 3 in…