Pillowcases are one of the easiest things to sew and one that kids love to learn how to make! This summer we did some sewing lessons at our house and we made new pillowcases for everyone's beds plus a few more that we could give to the Million Pillowcase Challenge for a great cause. ... View the Post
Teach The One: Great Projects for Practicing Straight Lines…Curtains!!!
This week we are going to be talking about some easy home decor projects and today we are talking curtains! Curtains are great for those who are just beginning to sew Not only can they be made fairly quickly but the pay off for sewing curtains is AWESOME! Curtains can change the appearance of any room! Plus curtain making is terrific practice for learning to sew straight lines. So today we are sharing two of our favorite curtain making tutorials along with a video with tips on how to sew ... View the Post
Quilted Doll Blanket (Free Pattern!)
Throughout the month of September to focus on Teach the One 2 Sew I am giving sewing lessons to my kids. And today's project was a sample that I made up that we can sew together and make some quilted blankets for the nieces for Christmas. I think they will be the perfect gift and they will use up lots of scraps from the scrap bin. And they are a good introduction to sewing straight(ish) lines ;) I am going to let the kids do all the quilted lines and then I will put them together and put the ... View the Post
Ragged Log Cabin Baby Quilt Tutorial
Today we have a project that we hope will appeal to beginners and to die hard quilters alike...it is a Ragged Log Cabin Baby quilt! It is a great project for a Saturday afternoon....with very few pieces, this quilt can be cut and sewn in an afternoon! ... View the Post
How to Make Giant Tassels
Today we want to show you a quick way to make some fun over sized yarn tassels. They are great for parties, kids room decor or even to decorate a playhouse or a teepee! We have paired them in so many ways....I love how versatile they are. Materials: cotton yard (or any yarn of your choosing), piece of cardboard 11" tall (I used a manilla folder), and scissors. ... View the Post
How to Assemble A TeePee
Today we wanted to show you how How to Assemble A TeePee. In the pattern it tells you where to buy the 6' long poles or you are welcome to cut your own to the length. It is a much easier job with 2 people so grab a friend and you will have it set up and lashed in under about 15 minutes. And once it is lashed tightly I just close the bottom poles on it to put it away and the top stays together perfectly. ... View the Post
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