Sewing Tutorials and Patterns

Bunting Banner tutorial and a Free Sewing Template - Hello crafting friends! Another beginner sewing tutorial is waiting for you today. I'm excited to show you how to sew an easy fabric bunting banner. It's double-sided and so cute! Great decoration for a birthday party, or a baby welcoming party, even a baby shower. It's reusable and it will last longer than any single sided banner. Scroll down to get your free PDF pattern. Read more »

Here's a simple tutorial for you to make a colorful homemade wooden stacking toy for your child. A DIY wood stacker like this will also make a perfect gift for your friends' toddlers!   Read more »

A floor mop pad is easy to diy. Check out this easy, step by step tutorial for the best DIY floor mop pads for wet cleaning you'll ever make! It's the one with side pockets, for mop heads that fold. No velcro adjusters or press studs needed. It's easy. Quick. And zero-cost. And a great beginner sewing project! Read more »

Let's get creative! A simple, incredibly light take-me-anywhere DIY crib mobile for your baby. Want to know how to make it? Here it is, a simple and free baby mobile tutorial for you.   Read more »

Diy Knight Cape - Let me show you a quick and easy way to make a simple Diy knight cape for kids this Halloween to combine with this popular diy knight costume from awhile ago. {The easiest ever!} It's an ideal last-minute Halloween kids costume when you are running out of time! Read more »

Ljubljana is Slovenia's capital. The cutest town on Earth! If you are ever on a path through Central or Eastern Europe, make a stop here. There are so many fun (and free) things to do in Ljubljana for families! Take a look at several tips on the best places to visit in Ljubljana - as recommended by a local! And remember, it's totally unofficial ;) Read more »

Repurposing, Reusing, Recycling - it's so easy to apply these principles in crafting with kids! Lately, we have been repurposing packaging boxes. And we've been having lots of fun! Have a peek into a Saturday morning in our home - it's all about robots! It looks like discarded packaging has nearly no limits when it comes to crafting. Like other open ended materials, it gives a lot of space for creativity and freedom in kids' play. I must admit, I was so happy when our kid, after a week {a week!} of train obsession, came to a decision it was time to make a robot. Out of boxes. We searched for packaging boxes around the house and came up with a nice pile: A few minutes and three types of glue and tape later... the robot started growing, box by box. And then he made two big robots, not one.  What followed was a two-week art exhibition in our kitchen. Happy crafting! MORE POSTS YOU MIGHT LIKE: