Sew Yourself Some Love: Eleonore Pull-on Jeans by Jalie and Camilla Top by 5 out of 4
/Today Jackie is sewing herself some love with the Eleonore Pull-on Jeans and The Camilla Cowl Neck.
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Today Jackie is sewing herself some love with the Eleonore Pull-on Jeans and The Camilla Cowl Neck.
Read MoreToday Laura creates a beautiful table runner using Ellie and Mac's Christmas Gift appliquéd design.
Read MoreToday Jackie is making a DIY body double in the form of a custom dressform made specific to her body shape and measurements using a pattern from Bootstrap Fashion.
Read MoreWe are ending our Halloween feature with a whole family of Fairies! Rebecca walks up through patterns by 5 out of 4 patterns, Patterns for Pirates, Ellie and Mac and Sew Straight and Gather that she used to create a whole family of Woodland Fairies.
Read MoreWe are serious around here about Halloween if you can't already tell. This costume could be the original worn on set outfit! Nicole combined patterns from Duchess and Hare, Little Lizard King and Made for Mermaids to turn her little into Dizzy Tremaine.
Read MoreToday Nichole is turning her girls into Winifred and Sarah from Hocus Pocus. Using patterns from Made for Mermaids and Foo Foo Threads, these costume are really spot on.
Read MoreCassie is joining us today sewing some tinker bell inspired fairy costumes she constructed using several patterns from Violette Field Threads. We are all clapping because we believe in these fairies!
Read MoreToday Crystal takes us down the yellow brick road with Dorothy and the Cowardly Lion. Using patterns from Little Lizard King and Filles A Maman, these kids are ready to trick or treat their way to the Emerald City!
Read MoreToday Jackie is creating a Tin (Wo)man using patterns from Love Notions and Jacole. Keep checking in to see the rest of the amazing costumes we are featuring this week.
Read MoreWhat do you do with all of your scrap fabrics?!? When you really think about it scraps are really versatile. Sometimes I use them to make baby clothes, sometimes my kids use them to practice sewing but today I'm going to show you how to make a scrap wreath!
First gather your supplies, you need pinking rotary cutter, scraps and a wire wreath. For this project I decided to use all pink scraps so my wreath would match my sewing area.
Now let's get started
1. Cut scraps into 5” x 3/4” strips
2. Then tie the strips around the wires of the wreath. I prefer to make my wreaths full so I push the strips together and I tie them to each wire on the wreath.
That's it, you're finished!
We're still working through those scraps as we gear up for Back to School Sewing. Sarah is sharing her scrap projects and an adorable Free Motion Applique pattern from Stitch Art. FMA is a great way to use up small scraps and customize your kids' wardrobes.
We're continuing our scrap swap, and today's post is very special - this project is a great one for scraps, and will help girls across the world attend school. As we gear up to sew cute clothes for our kiddos as they head back to school - please consider sewing up a purse or two to make sure that girls in Africa will be able to attend school!!!
When you are working with scraps, you may have a piece you love, but not enough of it to create the pattern you want. This is when piecing is your best friend. Fabrics don't have to be a perfect match in order to work well together. Play around and have fun until you create a look you love.
Today we are back with a bunch of fun inspirational projects to use up those woven scraps that you have sitting around. If you think your scraps are only good for a trash heap, or stuffing a pillow - think again!!!!!
Here at PR, we love breathing new life into scraps - and as we head into Back to school season, it seemed the appropriate time to once again hold a PR scrap swap. We will spend all of August inspiring you to sew for school (both Uniform and Free Style), so clear out some space and sew up some scraps!!!
So we are wrapping up scrap swap week with a ton of great knit projects to get your creative juices flowing as you head into the weekend! We hope you are inspired by these projects, share what you've sewn with scraps on our Facebook Page and instagram #bustascrap. If your scraps aren't inspiring you, find a sewing friend to trade with - it seriously is like Christmas morning.
Today we are going to look at how awesome scraps can be for adding some new creations to your and your kiddos' wardrobes. Check out Jeanine, Larissa, Nicole, and Sarah's creations....
Welcome back to Scrap Swap week - where we show off all the scraps we traded here at PR and inspire you to take those scraps and use them up! Today we are taking a look at small to medium size woven scraps, and what you can do with them. Check out Carrie, Kara, Gloria, and Larrisa's creations and start sewing up those scraps today!
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Learn how to use your scraps to make these eco-friendly and fun fabric reversible bowl covers.