Practical sewing projects

Are you looking for a quick and easy sewing project that also provides soothing warmth? In this beginner-friendly sewing tutorial, I’ll guide you through the process of creating your own DIY heating pad for the microwave. Made with simple materials like cotton ticking, rice, and lavender essential oils, this heating pad is not only practical but also a comforting companion for those chilly days.

A super quick and easy way to make a potholder with scrap fabric you have lying around. These potholders are the perfect housewarming gift!

Learn how to make DIY dish towels with this easy beginner sewing tutorial. I use a cotton-linen fabric for these and I use the finished towels in my food photography!

40 fat quarter projects! Use scraps from your sewing and fabric stash to make over 40 fat quarter projects! These projects are little and fun!

Make your own DIY sponges using cotton fabric, terrycloth, and mesh. These reusable kitchen scrubbers can be washed and reused over and over.

Looking for a thoughtful gift idea for the book lover in your life? They'll love a Book Sleeve - a practical, stylish present that keeps their books safe while traveling. Whether it's physical books or electronic devices like Kindles and iPads, a book sleeve provides on-the-go protection, eliminating the worry of damaging books when casually tossing them into bags.

Just bought a sewing machine? If you are searching for easy beginner-friendly sewing projects, check out this list of fun projects to sew. This list of sewing tutorials for beginners includes a simple dress to sew, scrunchies, pillow cases, zipper pouches, baby blankets and more. Enjoy!

Easy sewing project for the kitchen that you can do in under an hour to make a DIY fabric bowl cozy from quilting cotton fabric.

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FROM CARLY B on Instagram: "How to make (the BEST) peg apron! (Beginner sewing project) I used about 50cm of cotton canvas & 3ply red acrylic yarn for the decorative stitches. You can use whatever fabric you like - it would be great for scrap usage/patchwork. My peg bag dimensions were about 13” x 18” cut on fold. Pockets were cut 5” down the side seams. Waistband was 70” long or so. All customisable measurements! Easy to sew & the project whips up in under an hour. Yarn decorative…