Clothing projects

The Fat-Quarter Bag is a fast and fun project. It goes together so quickly you’ll want to make one for everyone on your gift list. Free DIY Tutorial

Some of my favs from Vintage Fest this past weekend! ✨✨✨

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DIY Turn A Mens Shirt Into A Women's Vest Please don't forget to like. If your going to save then please remember to like, if your out of likes then hit the share button👍 Don't forget to view my other tips and follow. Thanks

The other day I attended an open house for a friend of mine who will soon be welcoming her fifth child into the world. I love trying to make something by hand for my expectant friends, and this time I really had fun with it. I purchased a package of white Onesies then went to town decorating each one. This stork silhouette was found online then printed onto inkjet transfer paper and ironed on. The kids and I were watching "James and the Giant Peach" while I was making these, and Mr…

꩜ The pattern is adjustable for any size ꩜ Materials: I used 5-8 different colors for the color scheme and 1 roll for each color. How many colors you ...

This modern patchwork apron tutorial is a quick project for beginners! It's a unisex apron that fits all sizes and you only need basic sewing supplies.

Here's an excellent way to upcycle those old jeans and give them new life, instead of throwing them away. Just like with the diy upcycled lamp side table, the diy magnetic spice jars and the diy picture frame tiered tray we completed in previous posts. However, in today's post we will be exploring how to

The Wandflower Blouse free sewing pattern features a simple, camisole-like silhouette with a gathered tie detail that's flattering for all.

Knitting is a form of magic. Or it sure seems that way to someone who’s never held knitting needles, let alone tried to use them for anything other than wizarding wands of wizardry. Whether it be a form of artistic expression or a means of creating some lovely mittens to combat the cold winds hitting them fingers, it’s a craft that holds a special place in many hearts.