Category: Learn to Sew

Postage stamp quilts are one of our favorite beginner friendly quilt projects that use a wide variety of scraps. We’ve highlighted postage stamp quilts before, and now we

When cutting larger sewing patterns, do you prefer pinning your patterns or using pattern weights? Pattern weights often come in handy. Turning fabric scraps into useful tools is

String quilts are a quick way to make a dent in your scrap stash. Whether you reach for equal width strips or a variety, each block is unique.

Pretty table toppers set the stage for a meal or provide a welcoming entry on a table. The Zig Zag Table runner is easy to make even for

Whether for birthdays, Christmas, or just family game night, games are always a hit with kids. A handmade game is one that will get passed down for generations.

The gift-giving season is around the corner, and baskets make gift presentation beautiful and useful. The sturdy basket pattern is fat quarter friendly and can be made to

Temperatures are starting to dip, so bring on the warm bowls of soup! Left over soup is often better than the original, so employing microwavable cozies protects those

Drawstring bags are little things we love to sew in batches. They come in handy for everything from organizing to gift wrapping. Pull together small scraps and bits

‘Tis the season for tailgating. Cornhole is a favorite pre-game activity along with the bbq and beverages (yes, we consider those activities around here). Bean bags are easy

Even though the log cabin quilt block is a traditional quilting technique, it is anything but boring! Just by sewing different colors and prints together, they can create

When you start with a pattern, do you tend to stick to the plan or add your own personalization? We love to give inspiration and see where you