The Absolute Easiest Way to Layout a Sewing Pattern - A Beginner’s Sewing Guide. Accurately laying out a sewing pattern is an essential part of constructing any project.
The guidesheet is like a GPS printout. It explains all the information you need to get from the start of a project to the finish. Refer to the guidesheet as you sew. It will answer any of your questions. 1. With Jennifer Bosworth of Shabby Fabrics. Miss Sews-it-all: December 2012. Talk about vintage, this apron project is old school, for real!
The pattern is cut from exactly one yard of fabric with hardly any waste (minus a little seam trimmings), and was often used as a first-time school sewing project during the 1950's. Check out my post about this popular apron for some nostalgic photos of this pattern from old school books. And here it is boys and girls! The One Yard Use-it-all Apron Pattern and Tutorial Materials. Precious Piglet Hat Tutorial. I’m a sucker for themed costumes, as you can see from last year’s costumes.
This year since I have a niece and they live only two miles away, my sister-in-law and I planned a Winnie the Pooh theme. Today I’m going to show you how I made her Piglet hat. You’ll need 1/3 yd of light pink fleece1/8 yd of dark pink fleeceOptional – interfacing for earsTiny scraps of black fleece or feltTo download the pattern, subscribe to the Melly Sews Weekly Newsletter. Baby Changing Pad. My contribution to Celebrate the BOY month is a baby changing pad.
Perfect for those on the go diaper changes, or handy as a portable changing station around the house, this easy-to-clean pad is as practical as it is cute. Baby Changing Pad Tutorial (for personal use only) Шьем игольницы - "Швейные машинки" 2. Обсуждение на LiveInternet. Мастер-класс по винтажному шару / Vintage Christmas ball tutorial. Scrappy Fabric Strip Zipper Pouch - Tutorial - Sew Delicious. Spring is here in Melbourne and to celebrate I like to go through and give things a good clean out and declutter.
The stash is not immune from this – it’s a fabric jungle in there. First thing to tackle: the scrap bin. Does yours overflow like mine? Excellent – let’s make a bunch of these and have them up our sleeves for teacher gifts and those odd times you need a quick present and you don’t have time to make one! Bear: Tutorial and Pattern. Last week I showed you one of the projects I’ve being working on.
I wanted to make something really special for our wedding photographers, so as a Thank you present I made 2 little bears for their son and daughter. Now that I actually finished and shipped the teddy bears, I didn’t want to just show you how it turned out, I also I wanted to share the pattern and some basic instructions on how to assemble. So gather your materials! Making reversible bag. From top of straps to bottom of bag: 50 cm / 20 inchesheight: 28 cm / 11 incheswidth: 40 cm / 16 inches I don’t know because I used leftover fabric for my bag.
You can print the pattern and place it on your fabric to make an approximation. It is only one piece of pattern.
A Quick Quilt Label Method. A non-quilter here at work recently asked me about making quilt labels, and I showed her the basics.
She was so excited about the simplicity of it all, and I realized that QM readers might appreciate these easy techniques. So here you go: A Quick Quilt Label Method, aka how to make a quilt label.
Untitled. We all have that one sweater at home which is too plain to wear in public but too comfy to throw out.
Instructables user Hellovillain has come up with an awesome idea for how to turn that old sweater into something wearable and cool. In her Instructable, Hellovillain provides us with several different ideas for eyes, so anyone willing to try this project will have several cool ideas to choose from. More info: instructables.com (h/t: ilikecatsbutcatsdontlikeme) How to Make One: You’ll need a zipper, scissors, some fabric in 3 colors, matching thread, pins, needle and either a sewing machine or your hands.
DIY Cookie Monster Fur Rug With Cookie Pillows. Michael Warren, a talented DIY project-maker (whose diy glow-in-the-dark table and baby flask we’ve shared with you) has created a set of instruction for a fun and cute DIY cookie monster fur rug complete with cookie pillows.
The rug can be a fun piece of decor for both babies and adults who fondly miss their childhood. Warren, who is also a designer at Instructables, created the rug with fake fur (which can be found at most textile stores) and a few other materials that you can find in his complete instructions on Instructables. Tissu de patchwork Parker Knoll fauteuil par JustinaDesign. Shirt That Grandpa Used To Wear Becomes Pillow To Remind Family Of Him Whenever They Hold It.