This golf club head cover is a version of my simple golf club cover. The piping detail around the edges, and binding finished bottom, make this sewing project a little more advanced, but adds more style and gives a more polished look. I like the piping because it smooths out the curve of the club head cover. I choose to use a color that adds a bit of contrast, but you could make piping and binding from the same fabric as your cover for a more uniform look. The golf head cover I made has a feminine look at would…
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Continue ReadingGolf towels are a handy item, since they get dirty and worn each year and periodically need to be replaced. They’re practical to make for yourself (if you’re a golfer), if you sell your sewing and target golfers, or if you’re making a gift for a golfer. This is a…
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Continue ReadingA golf ball holder is the perfect gift to sew for a golfer. It can be hung off a golf bag for quick access to favorite golf balls (or golf balls for water holes) during a round. These pouches are especially handy for golfers who walk the course and use…
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Continue ReadingThis is a simple golf head cover that is quick and easy to make. It’s a good sewing project for a beginner. Golf head covers make a great gift for any golfer and are a fun gift for dad on Father’s Day, Christmas, or a birthday. You can customize these…
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Continue ReadingA quilted sleep mask is a perfect sewing project for personal use or for a gift. You can alter the fabric based on its purpose and who it’s for. For example, you may sew a sleep mask for travel and could choose a travel-themed print. Or use darker colored fabric…
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Continue ReadingA hot water bottle cover makes a good gift to sew. They help protect your skin from the hot rubber, and can help keep the water hot for longer…depending on the type of batting you use. It’s a quick and easy sewing project that doesn’t require much material. The one…
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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…