Undies, underwear, unmentionables, pants, panties, knickers, bloomers, drawers, briefs, etc. Whatever you call them, we all need them and wear them – but not many of us have ever tried to sew our...
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~ Original Blog Post ~ This cute DIY earring display is so quick and easy to make and could be the perfect gift for a friend! What You'll Need: Frame Lace Glue GunWireOptional...
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I made this quilt for my husband for his birthday. My entire family went in on shirts together because we knew he wouldn't hand over any of his current old shirts. It was really fun to make this for...
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This is a fabric pincushion, which is as easy as is fun to make. This pincushion can be made in minutes, you dont need too much of supplies.Just dig in to your pile of scraps and grab a little bit of...
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When you can't find the perfect closure for your knit or crocheted garment, there's only one thing to do: Do it yourself!
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Living landlocked in the Midwest, I can't stroll on the beach collecting driftwood. I wanted driftwood for my beach themed summer mantel, but the cost of purchasing and shipping the real thing was...
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Little notebooks are so handy for jotting down ideas, notes and sketches. This one has a sweet little embroidery on the front in homage to the Diana F camera. If you don't feel like doing the...
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Here is a quick and easy tutorial for making your own fabric bow. It might look like a lot of steps but it's really fast and easy. It only takes a little bit of fabric. I used leftover fabric...
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This refashion tutorial will be a breeze for a beginner seamstress. This pants takes less than 1/2 yard of fabric and can be a great way to use any leftover fabric in your stash. The belt can be tied...
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These are some hand mirror earings i made and did a tutorial for over on my blog, i also have 2 pairs for sale come and look
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Want to experience yourself in Polymer Clay Arts, Millefiori flower canes? I offer you my Beginners Workshop E-book ! 5 Polymer Clay Must-Have PDF Tutorials. almost 10 hours of studying Polymer clay...
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Another cute pattern for your little princess, a Ruffled Apron! It will keep her clean during work or play.The pattern has a pocket, ruffles at the hem and ties at the back. The ruffles and bow at...
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Just finished drawing the tutorial for a Beaded 3D Big Head Bear charm, I used Swarovski crystals and some seed beads, adopting the Right Angle Weave technique. You can always differ the size...
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‘Shirring‘ is a method of gathering up fashion fabric to give a decorative effect. Generally speaking, shirring is used on a more lightweight or softer type of fabric and when added to...
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Setting Yourself On The Right Track! No matter if it’s the latest Fashion Sewing Blog sew-along, or another sewing project you’re about to embark upon, we all like to make sure...
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There will be occasions when your sewing pattern asks to be cut out on the bias of your fashion fabric. Do you know how? In this quick and easy video tutorial, let me demonstrate the technique of...
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Fit For Hanging! This post has been written as a direct request from some www.fashionsewingblog.com readers who would like to know more about grain lines on sewing patterns. In particular, Irsquod...
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You may remember (although probably not), that back in March 2011, I first looked at the sewing of a ‘hip / inset’ pocket. After a request by a Fashion Sewing Blog reader, I have...
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I am going to look at, and demonstrate the fashion sewing technique of sewing vents. In particular, we shall look at the process of completing a vent (you may also know it as a split) in a...
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In this post, I’d like to look at, and explain by way of a video tutorial, the use of a narrow hemming foot on your sewing machine. This is in response to a request by a Fashion Sewing Blog...
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