Kitchen & Home

Potholders make a great gift or item to sell at craft shows. Sew one to give as a hosting gift, housewarming gift, or for a gift for a friend who loves to bake or cook. This is a simple style of potholder that can be used as a hot pad…

KitchenAid Mixers are heavy. And once they’re sitting on your counter, they don’t slide very easily. So a simple fabric mat is perfect to slide your mixer in and out of the way. This is a really simple sewing project, and it makes a perfect gift for someone who loves…

Kitchen items are great to sew and give as a gift or sell because they’re practical, everyday-use items. Almost everyone uses the majority of products listed here, and most of them need frequent replacing from wear and tear. Click on the link below each image for the instructions to sew…

When I’m sewing, I feel like I spend just as much time searching for my tools and moving them around as I do actually sewing. So I decided I needed to add a bit of organization to my sewing room with baskets. These fabric baskets are easy to sew and…

Pin it Oven mitts are a great item to sew and sell because they’re a staple in every kitchen. Most people don’t replace their oven mitts very often, so it’s a good idea to offer other items to increase your units per transaction and keep customers coming back to buy…

Pin it Mini oven mitts are a great item to sew and sell. They make a good entry-level product for shoppers who don’t want to splurge on a new set of full oven mitts. Because they’re smaller and require fewer materials and time to make, they’ll be a lower price…

Pin it The ruffled details give this apron a feminine/romantic/vintage vibe. You can sew it with or without pockets and adjust the length of the ties if required. It would work perfectly with my other ruffled sewing patterns if you’re sewing to sell (or to give as a gift). >> How…

Pin it These pot lid holders are a variation of my original pattern (which you can find here). They add a bow detail, mostly for decoration, but the bow loops could be used to hang the holders on a hook. You may also like my other patterns with bow and/or…

Pin it I love the feminine detail on these tea towels. This design would be great for a feminine/romantic, vintage, cottage core, or bohemian brand. Pair these with ruffled potholders, pot pinchers, or other kitchen linens to create a gift set or bundle to sell. >> How To Sew A PotHolder…