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Sewing A Flock Of Patchwork Nessie’s
A pattern for a Loch Ness monster popped up on my Pinterest feed recently which couldn’t of had more perfect timing as a friend of mine was visiting Loch Ness this summer with their little ones who were on a mission to find Nessie. They were convinced they were going to find her, but as…
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Star Wars Lightsaber Crochet Pattern: Part 3 – Light Green Mini Lightsaber
I had few more Star Wars lightsabers I wanted to make after my previous two Star Wars lightsaber makes (blue and light green) and decided it was about time I got them made! Here is a slightly smaller one compared to the previous blue and green, and I’ve used green for the beam. I still…
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Sewing Tutorial: Fabric Scrap Busting Project – Scrappy Patchwork Monsters, Part 2
I’m still working my way through my fabric scraps (I think I will be for quite a while too!) and following the success of my previous scrappy monsters I have decided to make a few more. These 2 look very happy with their friends, and I think this little group of monsters will be multiplying very…
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Sewing Tutorial: Drawstring Wash Bag – Perfect Father’s Day Make
This drawstring wash bag is great for keeping everything together in one place, this lovely steam punk fabric by the Craft Cotton Company really makes it stand out too. Added bonus is that you can get this bag made in an evening, I must admit I do love a quick make that can be squeezed…
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Minecraft Ghast Granny Square Blanket Pattern
I finally managed to get all the grannies assembled and in their correct positions to finish my Minecraft Ghast blanket! Has taken me a little while to get the final few grannies for this ghast blanket finished but I had a little flurry of making them and finally got all 100 finished and sewn together.…
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Sewing Tutorial: Fabric Yo-Yo Easter Bunny Pattern, Perfect For Scrap Busting
This yo-yo bunny is perfect for Easter and great for using up fabric leftovers As mentioned in my previous quilt post I always have bits of fabric left over from projects and am currently looking for ways to use them up so they don’t go to waste and don’t end up taking over my craft…
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