Embarking on the journey of sewing your own garments can be both exciting and intimidating, especially if you’re new to the craft. However, with the right guidance and some beginner-friendly projects, you’ll be stitching up your own fashionable clothing in no time!

These beginner-friendly sewing projects offer a great chance to practice essential sewing skills while creating wearable garments. Remember to

Featured Fabric: Studio E Fabrics Splendid Path by Chelsea DesignWorks with Karen Montgomery

Pattern design by: Lindsay Conner

Sewn by: Lindsay Conner

This “pillowcase” style dress looks darling in floral or springtime fabrics and is easily customizable to fit a young child size 2T to 5T. This free pillowcase dress pattern uses the “burrito” assembly method, similar to our free burrito pillowcase pattern.

Tell us about yourself.

I am a quilter, and I love what I do. You may know me, not because of my designs, but because I run a group called Nine Patch A Day Group on Facebook where I go live most Sunday evenings to talk about quilting. My friends and family joke that I am a “recovering” shop owner. I

Featuring: FreeSpirit Fabrics Murano by Odile Bailloeul
Pattern Design by: Sally Gauntlett
Sewn by: Sally Gauntlett

Something I’m trying to do more, since I mostly work from home, is to get out more and work in a local café or park for a little change of scenery. It’s always useful to have something to protect my laptop when transporting it around and keeping

(Like a weighted blanket, but warmer!)

Featured Fabrics: The Blank Quilting Corp. Gypsy Flutter by Elsie Ess

Pattern Design by: Amy Simmonds of Stitched by Starlight (@stitchedbystarlight )

Sewn by: Amy Simmonds of Stitched by Starlight (@stitchedbystarlight )

Baby, It’s Cold Outside!  Whether it’s snowy where you are, or if it’s just colder than normal (I remember 60 degrees feeling cold when I

Tell us about yourself.

Hi, I’m Angel, a freelancer focusing on illustration and fine art. I currently live in Minnesota with my kind husband and our 3 adorable kids. I stumbled upon surface pattern design around 2016, inspired by a blog (ironic, I know) showcasing their beautiful work and inspiring collaborations. Despite no formal training, I’ve honed my skills through online

Featured Fabric: The Blank Quilting Corp. Lettuce Make Peas by Angel Nicole

Designed by: Lindsay Conner

Sewn by: Lindsay Conner

Do you have trouble keeping track of your gardening tools? Sew this DIY Garden Bucket Apron so they’ll never wander off again! We love this sturdy gardening apron, which can be tied around a 5-gallon utility bucket or tied around your waist for

Have you heard all the buzz about the Hub? If you love sewing and quilting, this is THE place to be.

SIY – Sew It Yourself™ is a Jaftex Corporation initiative that aims to inspire, motivate, and educate to grow sewing confidence. Over the last two years, we’ve been providing a vibrant community of support for sewists of all skill levels,

Featuring: Henry Glass Fabrics Stand Tall by Janet Rae Nesbitt

Pattern Design by: Heidi Pridemore

Sewn by: Heidi Pridemore

Skill Level: Advanced Beginner

I love large and roomy tote bags for those long shopping trips or to take on your next adventure. This tote bag is designed for people on the go and perfect for beginners who have not tackled a tote bag project

By Lindsay Conner

Do you have big goals for the new year? Many people set personal resolutions around January, and one popular longing is to get organized! Organizing and displaying a fabric stash can be a satisfying task, and one which can jumpstart your creativity. By having fabrics and notions sorted, you’ll enjoy many benefits such as easy access, less time