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15 Comfy And Easy DIY Aprons For Cooking Fans

15 Comfy And Easy DIY Aprons For Cooking Fans
If you cook often or at least several days a week and also wash the dishes, then an apron is a must not to spoil your clothes and to keep it clean. An apron can be full or waist, it’s up to you and your comfort feeling, and it’s very easy to make even if... 
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Easy DIY Diaper Changing Pad Cover

Easy DIY Diaper Changing Pad Cover
Got a little miracle in your family? Then this diaper changing pillow may be of help for you! The supplies are 3/4 yard of main cotton quilting fabric, you could also use something like terrycloth for extra absorbency, 1/2 yard of contrasting quilting fabric for the sides, 14 inch elastic, a sewing machine and matching... 
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13 Fun DIY Christmas Pillows To Make Holidays Cozier

13 Fun DIY Christmas Pillows To Make Holidays Cozier
Sometimes textiles can really change the space and help you make an atmosphere – i’m talking about curtains, rugs, bedspreads and pillows. Today i’m going to inspire you for some easy crafting – sew or no sew pillows for Christmas. First of all, choose an idea to realize: an image or letters. As for an... 
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12 Cute DIY Halloween Costumes For The Wee Ones

12 Cute DIY Halloween Costumes For The Wee Ones
If you have a baby, he or she should have fun at Halloween, too! Sew a costume and maybe a hat for your kid depending on your preferences and colors you or the baby likes. Ladies should be ladies everywhere and every time, so your little daughter can rock an Audrey Hepburn costumeor just a... 
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DIY Stuffed Travel Pillow With A Pattern

DIY Stuffed Travel Pillow With A Pattern
Getting ready for a vacation? Then a travel pillow is a must! To make one you’ll need 1/2 yard fabric, matching thread, a sewing machine, paper for pattern, a ruler & pencil, a hand sewing needle, fabric scissors & paper scissors, straight pins, stuffing and iron. Divide the paper into one inch squares. Start drawing... 
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DIY Liberty Quilt With Square In A Square Pattern

DIY Liberty Quilt With Square In A Square Pattern
A quilt is a cool and cozy thing that may wrap somebody you love in case he or she needs a hug. To make your own lap sized quilt using the free project sheet you’ll need just 8 pieces of colorful fabric and a yard of two solid fabrics. This design is called square in... 
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DIY Patterned Waterproof Bib To Make

DIY Patterned Waterproof Bib To Make
A waterproof bib is a must in every home where there’s a baby. Today we are sharing a tutorial to make one, so prepare a bib pattern, patterned waterproof fabric, solid waterproof fabric for making bias tape, velcro for closure and thread. Print off the bib pattern. Cut out the fabric. You will need a... 
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13 Adorable DIY Baby Blankets From Fabric

13 Adorable DIY Baby Blankets From Fabric
Waiting for a little miracle in your family? Then perhaps you are actively preparing a nursery for your little one, and this is not only about décor, storage or toys, you’ll need so many other things! Bedding is one of the important parts for your baby’s crib or bed, and today I’d like to share... 
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Simple DIY Striped Picnic Blanket

Simple DIY Striped Picnic Blanket
We’ve already told you about cool picnic blankets, and today I’d like to add one more idea to the list, and it’s a tutorial from sewdiy.com. Prepare 2 yards ticking or shirting fabric, 2 yards terry cloth, thread, a sewing machine. Cut ticking/shirting fabric 45 inches wide. From leftover ticking fabric, cut 4 squares 8... 
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Simple DIY Stamped T-Shirt Apron

Simple DIY Stamped T-Shirt Apron
Need a cool apron? Here’s a great tutorial from makermama.com! Prepare a large or extra-large plain t-shirt, fabric scissors , fabric ink, sponge cubes and stamping mat, a cleaning brush. To make your apron, fold your t-shirt in half and cut from the armpit to the neck. Unfold your shirt and turn it to the back,... 
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