DIY Child’s Apron
Well, we all know some kids love to cook, make scientific findings, do chores and a whole lot of activities that can stain their clothes. As a process of encouraging children to carry out activities as such, aprons are a perfect clothing to gift. You can make aprons in different patterns, depending on what your kids like. So, what are you waiting for? Let’s begin! Materials needed: 1⁄2 yard fabric (apron skirt and bib pocket) Fat quarter fabric (bib and apron skirt pockets) 1⁄4 yard fabric (neck strap...
Easy Binding Mug Rug
Hello everyone. Take a look at these lovely mug rugs and tell me you don't want to make some for yourself. They are relatively easy to make as you will see from the following tutorial. Open the free guide and read through the instructions to make your own easy binding mug rug. Make your mugs feel all cherished and loved and your table feel all beautiful to your appreciating visitors! Materials needed: 2 pieces of fat quarter cotton fabric, same print or mismatched Half a yard of quilt batting Ruler ...
How to Make a Large Pot Holder Hot Pad
The kitchen is not just about boiling, baking and frying, No. It's also about keeping things in their right perspective, neatly and safely. Protection and maintenance are the watchwords. So today, we are learning how to make a large potholder hot pad. This protects the surface of the table top as well as your hands, so it's a twofold usage. Now, why don't you open this free tutorial and make as many of this protection for yourself and as gifts for loved ones! Materials needed: 13-inch by 9-inch fa...
Super Easy Stay-put Kitchen Towel
Hello, kitchen lovers. This stay put kitchen towel stays just where you want it to be and you never have to start searching for it all over, as is the usual case with kitchen towels. It is easily within reach and makes you tidy and efficient. Beautiful thing, friends, is that you can DIY as you open the guide and follow the steps there. Let’s begin! Materials needed: one kitchen towel, and be sure to prewash if it's new! three strips of fabric 2 yards coordinating ribbon for ties coordin...
Easy Microwave Potato Bag
Need to microwave those potatoes? Here's the perfect bag for you to use for the best result. This microwave bag is your sure way to a stress-free potato dish. Check out the sewing guide below and follow it to your best advantage. These bags are safe, neat, environment friendly and orderly, so make this bag to give your potato dish a delicious experience! Materials needed: fabric – 2 pieces of 100% tightly woven cotton batting – 100 % cotton matching thread – 100% cotton scissors ...
DIY Unpaper Towel
Why splurge so much on kitchen paper every time when you can actually make your own reusable kitchen unpaper towels yourself. Yes! Do it Yourself. There is a very helpful tutorial here to guide you through the entire process of making your very personal reusable unpaper towel for your kitchen. They are washable and effective, perfect for cleaning surfaces too. So, get going now! Materials needed: 2 yards of cotton terry cloth fabric 2 yards of cotton flannel straight pins sewing machine me...
Easy Cutlery Storage Roll
Hi there. Here comes another level in organization and orderliness. This cutlery storage roll makes sure that your cutlery maintain their newness and sterling brightness for as long as you are using them and even when you pass them on, they will be as good as new. This is because the roll prevents corrosion and abrasions. So, you can see that making this cutlery roll is just like buying 3 for the price of one. Very economical, no? The good news here is that you can DIY because we have a perf...
DIY Patchwork Potholder with Pockets
This is absolutely the best gift anyone can give a couple, especially newly married or just moving house. In fact anyone worth their salt in the kitchen will be certainly happy to have these patchwork potholders in their kitchen. It prevents a lot of accidents in this important part of the home. Now why don't you just grab the tutorial and get down to making these protectors right away! Materials needed: 6 - 5'' charm squares of fabric for the patchwork various small pieces of fabric for the...
Super Simple Potholder
Hello, my friends! I am here again with something we are all very familiar with. Yes, it’s the almighty potholder. I’m very sure most of us started our sewing journeys with making potholders. I mean, is there really anything easier to make. Potholders aren’t only super easy to make but they are also the easiest gift. Do you also know that potholders sell out really fast? Well, already giving out too much info, haha! Materials needed: Scraps of cotton or linen fabric Lightweight cotton quilt ...
DIY Fabric Tortilla Warmer
Hey tortilla lovers. Do your crepes harden with exposure like mine? Well, here's our solution. I got this tortilla warmer as a gift and my days of hardened tortilla ended in a jiffy. I sought and found that I could make these warmers myself by following the tutorial. I share this with my friends, so we can all make our tortilla warmers ourselves and stay protected as well. It’s really a lifesaver, trust me and hop on! Materials needed: fabric – 2 pieces of 100% woven cotton (one main, one ...
How to Make a Kitchen Wet Bag
This highly functional kitchen wet bag ensures no dirty towels litter your kitchen. Hanging on the door most times, it barely takes any space. Just drop your used towels here while you are at it. Comes with a how-to tutorial, so you can do it yourself! Materials needed: PUL (Polyurethane laminate) Outer Fabric: 19″h x 14w” rectangle, 3″hx14w” rectangle, 16.5h”x14″w, (2) 21.5″ h x 2.75″ w for the straps Double fold bias tape: Two strips, 14″ long Serger or sewing machine
Easy Vintage Kitchen Potholders
Let's protect those palms for longer and better usage. These vintage kitchen Dresden potholders will do the job. You can DIY perfectly as you follow the tutorial here and make as many as you can of this kitchen accessory. Materials needed: 1 -10″ square of linen 1 -10″ square for back of potholder 10″ x 20″ of cotton batting 10″ x 10″ insulfleece 13 small fabrics for dresden 5″ square of fusible interfacing Coordinating DMC Pearl Cotton Embroidery Thread 5″ of ribbon 3″ x 5″ piece of fabri...
DIY Citrus Embroidered Dishtowel
Hi there, make quick work of this highly functional dishtowel by going through the tutorial and getting down to business! Let’s upgrade our kitchens, shall we? Materials needed: Fabric for dishtowel – 21″ x 28″ (or use purchased dishtowel) Fabric pieces for main scrolled shape, orange and lemons and the white background Removable Embroidery Stabilizer – just a small piece Ball or pom pom trim – 21″ Thread Pattern
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