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  • How to Make a Dust Ruffle for Your Bed

    Sometimes you just can't seem to find a dust ruffle in the color you need to match your decor -- Or if you do find it, it is far to expensive to purchase. Using these easy instructions, you can...

  • How to Make A Simple Quilted Baby Blanket

    A hand made baby blanket makes a great shower gift and it's sure to be one of a kind, and treasured for years to come. You can make these in any colors you choose to match the babys room or other...

  • How to Sew a Baby Shopping Cart Cover

    Grocery carts make it easy to tote your little one and all of your groceries around the store. However, germs that can appear on grocery carts are definitely something you don't want your baby...

  • How to Customize a Embroidered Patch

    Embroidered patches are great ways to customize jackets, sweaters, jeans, shirts, and kids' clothing of all styles. Patches come in more styles than just a standard circle or square patch; they...

  • How to Use a Cutting Board With a Grid

    Using a cutting board with a grid helps ensure exact measurements and clean cuts. Whether you are using a grid cutting board for quilting or baking, the grid allows uniformity and precision. Not...

  • How to Repair Holes in Jeans by Pockets

    Jeans have been a staple item in the wardrobes of people around the world for decades. Although denim has been used to make jeans for over one hundred years, the style, cut, and color of jeans has...

  • How to Make Your Own Sports Pillows

    Every sports fan knows that memorabilia is an important part of showing love for your team. What better way to make a sports fan happy than by providing him with his very own sports team pillow?...

  • How to Make a Children's Futon

    Futons are simple-to-care-for sleeping and sitting arrangements. According to Futons.net, "Futons gained popularity in the U.S. in the 1970s" and are based on a Japanese mattress known as a...

  • How to Make Crib Linens

    A nice crib set doesn't have to cost a fortune. Today's fabric stores offer a wide variety of fabrics to please all tastes and fashion senses. Fabric lines often have coordinating solids and...

  • Low Vision Sewing Techniques

    You do not have to give up sewing because you have trouble seeing. With the help of low-vision sewing aids, you can continue to perform the craft you love. Manufacturers of sewing products know...

  • How to Identify Singer Sewing Machines

    Singer sewing machines are a classic collectible and a modern standard in the sewing industry. If you are shopping for a modern or older sewing machine, identifying Singer sewing machines can help...

  • How to Make a Shopping Cart Baby Cover

    Shopping carts are one of many items contaminated with other people's germs, and we touch shopping cart handles, and all those germs, just about every time we go to the store. When a baby rides in...

  • How to Sew a Throw Pillow With Batting

    Throw pillows are a fun and easy beginning sewing project. With a little supervision and guidance, children can show off their style by creating their own masterpieces. Most craft stores sell...

  • How to Replace the Stuffing in Couch Pillows

    Spruce up your home this season by renewing your saggy and worn couch pillows. These pillows are so versatile that we keep them around for years. Though pillows make a couch inviting and...

  • How to Make a Rain Poncho Out of a Shower Curtain

    If you're looking for a fun, easy and inexpensive sewing project for a dreary rainy day, then making your own rain poncho out of a shower curtain may be what you need. Not only is it fun and...

  • How to Sew a Double Oven Mitt

    Stretching out almost the length of a yard, a double oven mitt will not only protect your hands but also can wrap around even the largest of casserole dishes, catching drips and giving the cook an...

  • How to Determine the Value of Singer Sewing Machines

    Have you recently shopped for a Singer sewing machine only to find yourself utterly lost amongst a myriad of models? Purchasing a machine can be quite difficult if you are unsure of its worth....

  • How to Make Your Sewing Patterns Last Longer

    Most sewing pattern pieces are printed on tissue paper, not the most durable material, especially after several uses. Whether you're an experienced seamstress or a novice with your first...

  • Placemat Patterns for Beginners

    Homemade place mats ensure an added level of customization for kitchen decor. Sets of place mats and complimenting napkins make an excellent gift for friends and family. Place mats can be as...

  • How to Make Free Cloth Bags

    With the recent green movement, reusable bags have become all the rage. Many stores have capitalized on this trend and offer reusable bags to purchase. If you don't want want to spend the money...

  • How to Sew a Fabric Check Book Cover

    Personalized check book covers are a fun and easy way to add style to your everyday life. Check printing companies make hundreds of different styles of check book covers, but they can be very...

  • Quilted Eyeglass Case Instructions

    Quilted eyeglass cases are a fashionable and protective way to store eyeglasses. The benefit of using quilt material is that it creates a soft barrier that prevents scratching. You have the...

  • How to Remove Sewing Adhesive

    There are a variety of sewing adhesives on the market used for an even greater variety of applications. Some adhesives are designed for light hold prior to the final stitching or embroidery of a...

  • What Is the Best Fabric for Making Sweat Bands?

    Sweat bands may seem unfashionable, but they are actually a very useful accessory when exercising and can be handy in many other situations. Since sweatbands are meant to be absorbent, the type of...

  • How to Sew a Curling Iron Cover

    Curling irons are a common appliance in bathrooms, but if you travel, work out at the gym or do a quick touch-up after work, they can slow you down as you wait for them to cool enough to pack. Sew...

  • How to Make Fun Pillows

    Pillows see a lot of action. We scrunch pillows up to lay on while watching television. We stick pillows behind our heads while reading. We cram pillows behind our backs while playing game...

  • Instructions for a Reversible Accent Pillow Cover

    Accent pillows are a great way to add color and interest to your room, and you can double their impact by creating reversible covers for them. If you have some experience with cutting fabric and...

  • How to Tips For Use and Care Of Sewing Machines

    This article provides you with the necessary information of how to properly care for your machine as well as offers a few troubleshooting tips.

  • How to Dye Hammock

    Your old summer friend the hammock is looking a little faded and worn from use. Instead of throwing it away, give it a new life. Dyeing your hammock to match your lawn furniture, your fence or...

  • How to Make a Roll Up Silverware Holder

    Making a roll up silverware holder for your table, lunch bag or picnic basket is an easy sewing project that you can complete in minutes. Using a vintage cloth napkin or a cloth napkin that has...

  • Homemade Buddy Warmers

    Buddy warmers are pads that can be heated and placed on a sore body part to ease aches and pains and to maximize comfort of furniture. Although electric buddy warmers are sold commercially, buddy...

  • How to Make My Own Artsy Silk Daisy Flowers

    Artsy silk daisy flowers are appearing all over fashion and home accessories. Add silk daisy flowers to a hat, brooch, headband or home accent for a modern and stylish look. While you can purchase...

  • How to Make a Braided Rug Out of Old Blue Jeans

    Recycling old clothes is one way to save money while adding warmth and style to your home. Braided rugs made from old blue jeans can perk up any room in the house by adding a down home country...

  • How to Make a Child Prince Charming Costume

    Whether for Halloween, school plays, or just for fun, little boys everywhere enjoy wearing a Prince Charming costume. All it takes to make one is a basic pair of pants, jacket, a few golden...

  • How to Thread an Antique Singer Sewing Machine

    Singer has been creating and selling sewing machines in the U.S. since 1851. I.M. Singer & Company was named for the inventor of the first Singer machine, Isaac Merritt Singer. He invented the...

  • Directions to Make Chair Slipcovers

    If you have and older chair that has begun to fray, but still remains structurally sound, you can avoid getting rid of the chair and give it a fresh new look. Instead of wasting a usable chair,...

  • Easy Wine Bags to Sew

    Wine is a popular gift for friends and family but the awkward shape of the bottle can make wrapping difficult. Sewing decorative wine bags is a simple solution to this problem. This project only...

  • How to Sew a Locker Organizer

    Lockers can get pretty messy and disorganized when students only have a few minutes to go between classes. Locker organizers are a good solution to this problem. They are easy to reach and have...

  • How to Make Upholstery Arm Covers for my Sofa

    You have a new sofa, and your children immediately rub their sticky fingers on the arms of that beautiful upholstery. Perhaps the cat decides the arm of your sofa is the perfect nap spot and...

  • How to Sew a Sun Umbrella

    Sun umbrellas, also known as parasols, are popular all over the world for protecting the face from sunlight. Historically, parasols were made out of whalebone or cane, and were used to keep the...

  • How to Thread a Battery Operated Portable Sewing Machine

    Battery operated sewing machines that are portable are popular for the busy mom or dad. They conveniently fit in your vehicle for mending on the go. Portable sewing machines operate on batteries...

  • How to Make Cancer Caps

    Many cancer patients lose their hair as a result of chemotherapy, brain surgery or illness. In some cases, the scalp becomes very sensitive and tender; in other cases, the patient just wants to...

  • How to Sew a Half Fan Flag Bunting

    A half fan flag bunting is a very popular decoration for patriotic holidays such as July Fourth, Veterans Day, Memorial Day and Election Day. With its colorful stripes and complicated collection...

  • Crafts: Sewing With an Embroidery Machine

    Using embroidery can be a way to develop personalized clothing or home decor. Numerous embroidery machines have been developed to ease the process of embroidery and allow almost anyone to add...

  • How to Make Cottage Pillows

    Cottage decor is supposed to have a cozy, slightly shabby look. Furnishings should not look new; in fact, you should use what you have as much as possible. Make beautiful cottage pillows to accent...

  • How to Make a Homemade Corn Foot Warmer

    Corn foot warmers, sometimes called corn bags or rice bags, are a crafty way to keep your feet warm during the cold months. You don't need to buy an electric heating pad that will keep costing you...

  • How to Oil a Sewing Machine

    Sewing with a gummed-up or squeaky sewing machine is no picnic, especially for those who sew often and need smooth-running equipment that won't destroy fabric. Oiling your home sewing machine to...

  • How to Use a Cutting Board With Fabric

    Cutting fabric using a cutting board system can make creating precise cuts and repetitious shapes fast and easy. Cutting boards are sold as simple mats, typically with measurement grids printed on...

  • How to Fuse Nylon Cord Pieces Together

    Nylon cords are used for a variety of sewing and craft projects. Nylon is a popular choice because it has elasticity and is durable. You find nylon cords used for drawstrings on swim trunks,...

  • Serger Sewing Instructions

    Owning and using a serger sewing machine brings a new level of professionalism and quality to your sewing. However, the machine may at first seem incredibly daunting, with its multiple spools and...

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