Below is an archive of all of my sewing projects, in order from most recent to least. I love easy sewing projects and I hope that I’m able to explain how to make each of these items in a way that can help you learn too! It’s so much fun to make gifts for friends and family, as well as items for yourself!
Just learning to sew? I find that the easiest way to learn how to sew is to just DO IT! I started by finding easy projects and tackling them one by one.
Here’s some useful tutorials to LEARN how to sew:
Enjoy! -Danielle
I decided to make these into baby legs and try serging the bottoms. I forgot to change the serger settings on the side of my machine, but I was so excited that they ended up curling around the edges so nicely anyways. Cut off foot to sock My serger settings, except I’d put the little … Read more
We have a DaVinci Alpha Mini Rocking Crib that we use for Baby K next to our bed, but really we’ve been using it mostly to change his diaper in as it’s high enough to keep us from killing our backs leaning over it. I’ve been keeping a lot of diaper supplies inside the crib which isn’t … Read more
Daddy B had this awesome old tshirt hanging around so I decided it HAD to be used, even if it was too icky for anything besides a bib. My bib isn’t perfectly shaped because it needed to be big enough to fit the whole design. I traced around a bib I already had and just … Read more
I found a bean bag toss game with Elmo at a consignment sale recently for $3, but it didn’t have any bean bags with it. I decided to buy it because I knew I’d have some leftover fabric from G’s birthday pants so I could easily make the bean bags myself. It’s a really easy … Read more
For G’s birthday outfit this year, I got this embroidery design off Etsy. The seller makes it for you then emails the design so it has your child’s name. I also bought some Sesame Street fabric and made G some matching pants with this pattern and tutorial. G was so excited about the “Elmo” pants, he … Read more