By General Craft Contributor Michelle
Sew a sweet fall friend with this simple pattern and tutorial.
Little Jack Felt Pumpkin
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Tag Archives: Sewing
Upcycled Arm Warmers
By Yarn and Needlework Contributor Stephanie from the blog Twilly 23
It may be hot now but before we know it fall will return. Make some arm warmers to wear when cooler temperatures arrive. Find an old knit long sleeved top that’s wearing out and upcycle the sleeves. This beginner sewing project is a good way to practice your new skills.
Upcycled Apron
By Yarn and Needlework Contributor Stephanie from the blog Twilly 23
Spending more time in the kitchen lately? Homemade meals taste delicious but cooking stains can be a pain to wash out of clothing. Dive into your fabric stash to make yourself an apron. Or follow my lead and upcycle an old tablecloth. If you are a beginner sewer this is an excellent project to practice your skills. This pattern will also teach you how to do a French seam.
Couch Pillow
By Yarn and Needlework Contributor Stephanie from the blog Twilly 23
New to sewing? Making a couch pillow is an excellent beginner project. Essentially, you’re making a series of rectangles. Combined with some stuffing you’ll turn these rectangles into a comfortable pillow for relxing on the couch. Additionally, this is a great project to use up stash fabric. I made my couch pillow from an old table runner.
Face Masks
By Yarn and Needlework Contributor Stephanie from the blog Twilly 23
Face masks are in high demand and supplies are low. This pattern creates a homemade mask that is based on the disposable surgical mask. The CDC recommends a N95 filtration mask to fight the coronavirus. These masks are NOT a substitute for those masks. However, since supplies are low, homemade masks are being used for personal protective equipment. Additionally, if you need to go outside, wearing your own mask will remind you not to touch your face. Made of 100% cotton, these masks can be thrown into the washing machine to re-sterilize.
Baby Burp Cloths
By Yarn and Needlework Contributor Stephanie from the blog Twilly 23
This spring I have several friends expecting babies. I wanted to make something cute but also practical. Burp cloths fit this description perfectly. This pattern will teach you how to make a simple burp cloth that looks like a whimsical creature.
Baby Blanket
By Yarn and Needlework Contributor Stephanie from the blog Twilly 23
It’s springtime and flowers are starting to bloom. Many of my friends are as well. The soonest baby is due to arrive in May so I’ve started stockpiling baby gifts. Handmade baby items make thoughtful gifts while also developing your crafting skills.
