Hi there and happy weekend! It’s Mandie again with a quick tutorial that will likely come in handy with all of the baking you’re doing lately, right? Now that it’s October and there’s a hint of cool in the air, I can’t help but make all the pumpkin things…ever! I went to Trader Joe’s yesterday and had a hard time leaving anything pumpkin behind! Anyway, I thought I’d share how I make hot pads, in case you’re in need of some new ones. I had a bit of fabric left over from my table runner, so I figured I’d use…
According to The Nerdy Sewist, fussy cutting is described as cutting a detail or particular piece of a pattern from the fabric, as opposed to just cutting a strip from the fold to the selvedge. I kind of love fussy cutting, and am happy to share my latest fussy cut project with you: A pillow cover (another of my favorite type of project). Supplies you’ll need: Set Sail Anchor & Vintage Linen Wheat, approximately 1/4 to 1/3 yd each, depending on your desired size. I made a 14″ pillow cover.
This week I’m going to share a tutorial for a simple table runner. I love dressing my table up. The more layers and texture, the better. Now if only there was a sewing tutorial for keeping all the clutter off the table…
Happy weekend! The project I’m sharing with you today is a fun one. It doesn’t even involve your sewing machine! I’m going to share the simple steps to covering a wrapped canvas with fabric to make a unique piece of wall art. It’s quick and simple- once all your supplies are gathered, it could be hanging on your wall in 30 minutes!
Hi again, it’s Mandie! I have a fun project to share today that is simple, but packs a full punch as far as refreshing your throw pillows! I’m going to share with you how to make a velcro pillow band.
Hi there! It’s Mandie. I’ll be taking over for Robyn on the blog and I’m quite excited to share some fun projects with you! This week, I thought I’d share something simple, yet totally functional- coasters! I chose the Manna Kiwi for this because I wanted to make these reversible, and I just loved that both sides are similar, but different colors.