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Category Archives: Beginner Sewing Projects
Do you want me to make you a dress?
Statuesque. That is the word to describe the beautiful tall women in our family. Another term might be “difficult to fit.” Current sizing, talls included, rarely flatter statuesque women over 6 feet tall. Have patterns, will sew to fit!!! Sewing … Continue reading
Posted in Beginner Sewing Projects, Clothing, Sewing
Tagged Butterick 5706, Sewing a shift dress
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The Jetson’s Dress
Sewing a dress for my son’s wedding “required” practicing with a few muslins. This one was the first – just to see if the pattern would fit sans adjustments. The pattern seems almost tunic-like, which I did not want, but … Continue reading
Valentine’s Top – Just one Shade of Grey
Grey and Black have been the colors this winter. Grey sweaters, black leggings, grey coat… All very comfortable, but lacking in color. By Valentine’s Day, this monochromatic issue requires attention. So, the search was on for a colorful fabric that … Continue reading
Stash Couture version of the Anthropologie Lata Tee
Love the embellishments on these Anthropologie Lata Tee’s. Lace and calico bias binding? The Stash has those! I thought it possible to replicate these with just a few modifications to a long sleeved t-shirt. A quick trip to Old Navy … Continue reading
Another “Cool Mom” Team Logo T-shirt
Our children’s activities provide many pleasures – and innumerable logo T-shirts. Logo t-shirts are rather shapeless and, well, none too flattering. The original Logo T-shirt remake included an empire waist and a surplice top. Tunics with side seam inserts like … Continue reading
Posted in Beginner Sewing Projects, Clothing, Sewing, T-shirt remake, Tutorial
Tagged T-shirt redo, T-shirt remake
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The DD 2-Seam Infinity Scarf Tutorial
The DD (Daughter of Destashifier), enjoys sewing gifts. She developed the Stash Couture Infinity Scarf for Christmas gifts this year. She sewed this beautiful scarf for me using a purple burnout fabric which has been in The Stash for years. … Continue reading
Tutorial for the Scrap Bag Bag. Part 1: Pattern and Cutting
The Scrap Bag Bag is a perfect overnight bag – fun, roomy, zippered closures, lightweight – and sews up quickly using Stash Fabrics. Today’s post is the tutorial for sewing these fun and functional Destashification bags. Materials: Fabrics – A … Continue reading
Linen Towels – Luxury for Little
A number of home catalogs are featuring luxury linen towels. Although linen is a wonderfully absorbent fabric, costs of near $100 per towel are prohibitive. Being that I have a SLS (Sizeable Linen Stash), I decided to sew a few … Continue reading
Posted in Beginner Sewing Projects, Home Decor, Sewing
Tagged Linen Towel, making linen towel, sewing linen towel
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Ohio Star Quilt: The Math-Free Version, Part 2.
The Ohio Star Quilt Pattern is beautiful and can be sewn Math and Frustration-Free! After finishing the Double Half-Square Triangles (DHST) from Part 1, it is time to sew up the blocks! Each Ohio Star block will require the four … Continue reading
Posted in Beginner Sewing Projects, Home Decor, Quilting, Sewing, Tutorial
Tagged Beginner Quilt, Easy Quilting, Ohio Star, Ohio Star Quilt
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