This tutorial demonstrates how to hand sew a lining into a crochet bag. Each step is accompanied by a photo.
Well, it's unanimous ... everyone adores this gorgeous fabric! It was bought to cover the serving tables at a baby shower. What a cute idea, right?
I wanted to make something simple, fast, and feminine the other day. I found this off-white, lacy seam binding in my stash and a simple shell-like button. In about 5 minutes, I had this cute little bracelet.
Create quick and easy daisies from felt. Each step is accompanied by a photo.
This tutorial demonstrates how to machine sew a lining for any type of bag. The included lining worksheet helps you calculate the lining dimensions based on the measurements of your own bag. Each step is accompanied by a photo.
Now that I have two tutorials on hand sewing felt, I thought it would be a good idea to talk about the benefits and disadvantages of both. Each works well and brings a distinct look to your hand sewn item. It's worth it to think about what sort of effect you are going for to help you choose the right stitch.
This step-by-step tutorial explains exactly to use the blanket stitch to both sew two pieces of felt together and use it as an edging. There are special tips on how to go around corners, to stitch around circles, and what to do if you run out of floss in the middle. Each step is accompanied by a photo.
This easy-to-crochet bracelet is perfect for summer fun. The cotton thread is washable so you can wear it through all your outdoor adventures.
In this tutorial, I show you how I make my handbag labels and how you can embroider any design onto felt. Photos illustrate every step of the process.
This step-by-step tutorial explains exactly how I hand sew my felt projects with the whip stitch. Each step is accompanied by a photo.
My seamless crochet handbags are made employing this technique. Using close-up photos, I demonstrate each step of creating a seamless, single crochet project.
I've decided to embrace my inner cheapskate and add to my paper clip stitch marker stash. For all you thrifty chicks who want some inexpensive, colorful stitch markers, here's how I make them ...
Keep track of whether the dishes are dirty or clean with this handy status indicator. Keep her dress down for Clean and flip it up for Dirty. Made with felt, embroidery floss, and magnets.