Pin 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 for fat quarters. Sewing reusable snack bags to sell If you’re selling reusable lunch bags, these snack bags are the perfect item to add to your product line as an add-on product. They’re also quick and easy to sew and don’t require much fabric. So if you sew these…
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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…
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Continue ReadingPin it I like the idea of a pie plate cozy so you can take a pie out of the oven, set it in the cozy, and protect your countertops while keeping the pie warm. When it’s time to serve the pie, you can carry the pie to the table…
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Continue ReadingPin it Casserole cozies are so handy because they double as oven mitts and a hot pad. You can take a hot casserole dish out of the oven…using pot holders, pot pinchers, or oven mitts, of course…place it into the casserole cozy and then when it’s time to bring it…
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Continue ReadingPin it There are so many styles of pot holders you can sew, this article shares just a few. From bigger square pot holders that can double as a hot pad to smaller pot pinchers to grab smaller pot handles or lids. Download the collection of patterns below. Pin it…
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Continue ReadingPin it I love cooking with my cast-iron pan, but don’t use it as much because of how heavy it is. This heat-protecting set of covers makes it easier to handle when it’s hot. The hot pads fit perfectly over the long handle of a cast iron pan and the…
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Continue ReadingPin 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…
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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…