Pin it Kitchen sewing projects are one of the best places to start if you’re new to sewing. And you end up with something you can actually use every day. If you’re learning how to sew and want projects that build confidence without feeling overwhelming, kitchen linens are a perfect choice. Items like tea towels, dishcloths, napkins, etc., come together quickly, use affordable fabrics, and let you practice essential skills like hemming, topstitching, and working with cotton. In this article, I’m sharing several free kitchen linen sewing patterns from my website that are designed specifically for beginners. Download each pattern…
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Continue ReadingPin it This free printable pattern comes in small, medium, and large sizes, designed to fit approximately: Small – fits bowls approximately 4″ – 6″ in diameter Medium – fits bowls approximately 7″ – 9″ in diameter Large – fits bowls approximately 10″ – 12″ in diameter This is the…
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Continue ReadingPin it This free printable pattern comes in small, medium, and large sizes, designed to fit approximately: Small – fits bowls approximately 4″ – 6″ in diameter Medium – fits bowls approximately 7″ – 9″ in diameter Large – fits bowls approximately 10″ – 12″ in diameter This is a…
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Continue ReadingPin it This article shares instructions for sewing a simple bowl cozy. A bowl cozy allows you to heat a bowl of food in the microwave and remove it without burning your hands. And to hold the hot bowl in your hands while you eat (if you’re like me and…
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Continue ReadingPin it Pin it This is a simple sewing project to organize a few pieces of makeup and makeup brushes. This isn’t a large makeup roll case, so it would be ideal for organizing everyday makeup essentials, keeping a few items in your purse, or for a weekend getaway. The…
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Continue ReadingPin it This is a perfect set of products to sell together at craft shows or online. They also make a great gift set. You can reduce the cost of these items by using a cotton lining instead of food-safe PUL. In which case, it may be best to choose…
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Continue ReadingPin it A cutlery roll is a must if you pack your lunch for school or work. It keeps your cutlery clean before you use it, ensures used cutlery doesn’t get the inside of your lunch bag dirty, and keeps everything neat and tidy. I’ve designed this pattern to fit…
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Continue ReadingPin it In my last article, I shared how to sew a reusable lunch bag. So it makes sense to also share the pattern and steps to sew reusable snack bags. I kept this pattern really simple; no zippers, snaps, or velcro. It’s a great beginner sewing project and perfect…
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Continue ReadingPin it This lunch bag pattern is a brown paper lunch bag style. It’s simple to make and does the trick if you don’t need an insulated lunch bag. It’s a great reusable item to make and swap out brown paper bags to reduce waste. If you choose the right…
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Continue ReadingPin it Cozies (bowl, casserole, pie, etc.) were one of those things I didn’t really understand until I made one. Now I find them so handy. I love casserole & pie cozies for keeping food warm and making it easy to serve hot dishes at the dinner table. No need…