Quick view Free Project: Sew Crafty Banner Sew a crafty kraft-tex banner! Tailor your banner for the perfect occasion with your chosen saying or name. Perfect for weddings, graduations, showers and birthdays. Two rolls of kraft-tex will make 8 flags so plan accordingly. And get... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Embellished Fabric Picture Learn how to embellish you favorite fabric with easy stitches- and don't forget to frame it! Made for kids! From The Amazing Stitching Handbook for Kids by Kristin Nicholas $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Dish Towels Kid-friendly cross-stitch project! Learn embroidery basics and how to cross-stitch on a dish towel. From The Amazing Stitching Handbook for Kids by Kristin Nicholas $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view At the Urn of the Seasons Pillow Cover Finished pillow-cover wooly: 15˝ × 30˝ In spring we finally put away our winter blankets and wool coverlets. It’s time to bring out the fresh spring bedding and brighten up our spaces with thoughts of longer days and the sweet scents of... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Simple Pillow for Kids A pillow is a great first project because it’s small and simple. And you can make it in a fabric and color that goes with your room. Choose a fabric you love that is also machine washable. You’ll probably want to wash it if... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Modern Meadow Table Runner This fun project combining appliqué and quilting comes from Appliquilting—Appliqué and Quilt at the Same Time! by Gina Perkes. FINISHED QUILT: 15 1/2 ̋ × 34 1/2 ̋ $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Candy Plus Pillow We would love to share another design with you, a simple plus sign pillow called Candy Plus. Candy Plus is a 20" pillow design with a plus sign surrounded by scrappy squares that is beginner-friendly. The surrounding squares can be from a charm pack,... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle Iron Cover How cute is this iron cover from Stitching with Beatrix Potter? My iron lives on a shelf in the laundry and I often think it could do with a dust cover–so Mrs Tiggy-Winkle seemed like the perfect project! I would love Mrs Tiggy-Winkle in... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Loverly Table Runner In honor of Love Note Day, we're sharing this beautiful free project from Adventures in Hexagons by Emily Breclaw. What a wonderful way to let someone know how much you love them! Hexagon Size: 2 ̋ • Finished Quilt: 39 3/4 ̋ ×... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Succulent Decorate Holiday Pumpkins Or as I like to call them ‘PUMPK-ULENTS’! These one-of-a-kind creations will last for months, and the succulents can be replanted and used again next year. After the holidays, I added my pumpkins to my compost pile, and by fall I had an array... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: My Little Felt Village Lovely embroidered hills add a lot of delicious charm to this little village. This project is perfect for experimenting with decorative stitching and for making some of your own patterns. Fill one hill with an abundance of French knots in various colors;... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Fussy-Cut Nine-Patch Pot Holder Dip your toes into fussy cutting with this easy project taken from Fussy Cutters Club! Pot holders provide a great opportunity for you to learn and expand your fussy-cutting skills. They're the perfect size to quilt yourself if you're not a... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Mod Pillow Finished Block: 3" x 3" • Finished Pillow: 18" x 18" We're so pleased to offer you a sample project from Visual Guide to Patchwork & Quilting! This patchwork pillow from Sherri McConnell is perfect piecing practice. From Sherri: "The... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Cafe Curtain From Sew Home Café curtains are great for a little privacy in a breakfast nook or kitchen window. Use a fun kitschy print or a classic geometric pattern and get sewing! Café curtains also work well... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Sew Illustrated Coasters This project is taken from Sew Illustrated—35 Charming Fabric & Thread Designs. Designed and made by Minki Kim | Finished size: 5 ̋ × 5 ̋ Coasters are the perfect small project to begin your adventures in sewing... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Going Green Table Runner Pattern Going Green Table Runner FINISHED TABLE RUNNER: 20 1/2 ̋ × 60 1/2 ̋ • FINISHED BLOCKS: 10 ̋ × 10 ̋, 5 ̋ × 5 ̋ Going green is easy when you whip up this table runner from a smorgasbord of greens. This scrappy runner is sure to... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Lovely Water Lily Appliqué This content is an excerpt and a free pattern from Euphoria Tapestry Quilts by Deborah Kemball. In a way, this is the anomaly in my repertoire. I like to try to give all my flowers some sense of movement and flow, but here is a couch potato of... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Pillows from the Patch Every year, I find myself once again looking for the perfect pumpkins for my porch and walkways. These pumpkins usually are not perfect at all. I like them lopsided, with spots, and always with stems. These wooly pumpkins are my way of bringing them into... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Bird and Flowers Mug Rug To try your hand at the triple straight-line appliqué, I designed a mug rug just for you! A mug rug is a great project to try out a new technique. They are small, easy to complete in one sitting, and functional. They also make cute little token... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Fastest Pillow Pattern Instead of the fastest draw in the west, I’m writing to tell you about the fastest way to make a pillow. This title should not be confused—I'm definitely not saying I’m the fastest sewist! (Not that every time you make a pillow it needs... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Summer of '51 Tablecloth from A Simple Life Please enjoy this free project from A Simple Life by Shelly Pagliai! A Simple Life was inspired by the little red diary of Shelly's mother, Hazel, which she kept while growing up in Missouri in the 1950s. Summertime is a time for picnics, and... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Round Bowl from Favorite Fabric Bowls, Boxes & Vases This wonderful project is great for a novice to learn satin stitching and machine quilting. Get ready—sharp-looking curves ahead! From Favorite Fabric Bowls, Boxes & Vases by Linda Johansen $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Wee Village Town Pillow Please enjoy this free project by Wendy Williams, from Make Pillows! What a charming village! The background fabrics for this pillow are shot cotton in two shades of gray. Try using other colors or even small prints. Choose colors that allow... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Bunny Hug Mug Warmer Inspired by the Felt Mug Warmer from “Urban Scandinavian Sewing” by Kirstyn Cogan (published by Stash Books). This simple project is a fun alternative or addition to any Easter basket! Finish by filling the felt wrapped mugs with candy... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Cotton Candy Pillow Please enjoy this free project from Dresden Carnival! A visit to the fair isn’t complete without some cotton candy. Picture the cotton candy as it swirls around the cone in subtle gradations from dark to light. This combination of colors... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Fabric Storage Boxes Enjoy this free project from Sandra Clemons' Scrap Patchwork! These fabric boxes are great! They can be used for storing stash or scrap fabric. The color of each box represents the colors of the scraps inside. I used Mochi Dot Linen by Moda,... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Shamrock Pillow Happy St. Patrick's Day! The Shamrock Pillow is a scrap-busting project featuring reverse appliqué and the option for simple hand embroidery. I had fun digging through my scraps to see what unusual combinations I could come up with for this St... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Gingko Bed Runner I love bed runners. They’re a great quilted project to dress up your bed without having to make a full-size quilt. Moreover, their smaller size makes them easier to quilt. If you wish to make a full quilt, simply follow the placement... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Snake and Wave Table Runners Free Project Afraid of curves? You shouldn’t be. With a little practice they are really very easy to sew and can give you a lot of design options. I once was afraid of curves, but I overcame that fear and now I love them. Here are two quick and easy patterns... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Watercolor Ribbon These beautiful, one-of-a-kind watercolor-looking ribbons can be used to wrap a special package, tie in hair, wear as a belt, or make a bracelet. They add a personal decorative touch to a special event or party. For an array of textures... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Eyup Table Runner Located in the area of Istanbul, Eyüp is on the Golden Horn, and the region extends to the Black Sea. The town itself lies beyond the walls of Istanbul and is known as a burial area. The Eyüp Sultan Mosque is a sacred place, as it holds... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Fast & Easy Fat-Quarter Potholders Hi! I am Kate Colleran and my book with C&T Publishing is Smash Your Precut Stash!–a book with thirteen different quilt projects in it. Since it is sewing month, I thought I would share with you a quick and easy potholder... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Fallen Leaves Throw Pillows This is a fun and quick project, perfect for those who want to try out the style but maybe don’t want to start with a whole quilt. This project makes both pillows. From Scrappy Bits Appliqué by Shannon Brinkley $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Tutorial: Halloween Pillows For me, September means Fall and the start of the holiday season. I’m from Michigan and that’s usually the month we get the first chill in the air and the apple orchards are prime for picking and warm cinnamon donuts at the... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Dots and Stripes Runner It’s all about dots and stripes in this easy-to-piece runner with a contemporary look. This project was taken from A Merry Christmas with Kim Schaefer by Kim Schaefer. $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Free Project: Christmas Casserole Carrier Insul-Fleece is easy to sew through and you can machine wash and tumble dry with no bunching. And with just one craft pack you can make a whole lunch bag, several pot holders, or two of the below handy, dandy Christmas Casserole Carriers... $0.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Bluebird of Happiness Free TAP Project Let spring soar into summer with this delightful bluebird created by author Lesley Riley, using her TAP™ Transfer Artist Paper. So simple a project you’ll be tempted to take flight and create a flock. $0.00 Add to Cart