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Paw gloves
Just another view to see the hand cut, and hand filed claws on the gloves
Contributed by Mau Lunarwolves
Hand sewn
Just something I made from scratch. Epic paw gloves, the fabric ripples like muscles and very realistic.
Contributed by Mau Lunarwolves
Oversized Tunic
Go really loose and sassy but still look trendy in this plus size sewing pattern.
Click for more: beacrafter.com
Contributed by Maz Kwok
My Soccer Duffel Bag & Craftsy Class Review
Soccer Duffel Bag made from customized fabric | "Sew Better Bags: The weekend Duffel" Craftsy Class Review. Read the review on the blog, get a special offer & links to free sewing classes!
Click for more: www.myhobbyiscrochet.com
Contributed by Kinga Erdem
My first sewing project
One of the first outfits I sewed by myself!
Contributed by Dominique Schultz
Beautifully Cute
I thought this project was easy enough for most people to do, but still sophisticated and adorable that it still has charm.
Visit transientart.com
Contributed by Ellington Adair
Colette Pattern's First Sewing Magazine
Have you seen this yet? Colette Patterns is taking it to the next level with their own pattern mag. Colette makes Beautiful Patterns and they offer so many tips for every sewing level. The plan for this magazine is to include several quick patterns and at least one more advanced sewing pattern in every issue.
Visit www.coletterie.com
Contributed by Bethany D Suiter-Johnson
Favorite Shirt Remake
Have you ever had a top that you just love? You wear it so much it's now fully worn out. Instead of tossing it, check out this You Tube Video that will teach you how to just remake it! I did it this weekend and I am so happy with my new shirt!
Contributed by Bethany D Suiter-Johnson
In the 1860s, sewing machines became available for purchase. This decreased the normal 14+ hour sewing process down to just 1 hour.
Contributed by Taylor Jackson
Graphic tunic tops - free sewing patterns
Trendy and flattering fit tunic tops.
Click for more: beacrafter.com
Contributed by Maz Kwok
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Mason jars are perfect for holding thread, especially with cute pin cushions on top!
Contributed by Tori Griffin
Pinkie Pie Grand Galloping Gala Gown
This dress took me about 2 yrs and $500 worth of materials to make. I wore it at Megacon 2014 for the first time.
Contributed by Jessica Compton
Split cowl neck T-shirt
It's an easy add-on collar, a split cowl collar with different type of fabric or color to style a little fresh look. You can refashion your old shirts this way, too.
Click for more: www.mazkwok.com
Contributed by Maz Kwok
Sewing tip - preventing puckering
I use a basic sewing machine, and if I sew a heavier piece of fabric on top of a much lighter weight piece, the bottom lighter fabric can pucker a bit, even if I baste them together. I work around this by always putting the lighter pieces on top. However, I cannot do this when sewing on invisible zippers because the heavier zipper must be sewn on top. I solve the puckering problem by putting a piece of paper underneath all layers and sewing it along with the fabric. After that, I rip out the paper, and voila!, no puckering. Printer paper works great for this purpose.
Contributed by Betty Chang
Orange juice little pajamas
Another simple and nice sewing tutorial for beginners. This free sewing pattern is perfect for spring and summer times, add a little romper taste to your sewing project and go xD.
Click for more: www.mazkwok.com
Contributed by Maz Kwok
Easy oversized dress
This fashion trend looks ideal for different body figures, it can be both tomboyish and girlie, too.
Click for more: www.mazkwok.com
Contributed by Maz Kwok
Sew a tailored baby bib
Tutorial to sew a baby bib with measurements for infant to toddler
Click for more: www.mazkwok.com
Contributed by Maz Kwok
Etsy
Especially for dolly clothing, Etsy has a lot of downloadable patterns.
Visit www.etsy.com
Contributed by Sarah Slone
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New Sewing Pattern Book
Happy Homemade: Sew Chic ... 20 Simple Everyday Designs
Contributed by Kathryn Vercillo
How to Add a Fabric Skirt to a Crochet Bodice
A fabric skirt can be added to pretty much any non-bulky crochet bodice. Simply find a tank top, sweater, or blouse pattern you like, and you're ready to go! We do recommend, however, that the finished bodice have enough "give" that you can get it over your head easily, otherwise you might have to figure out how to add buttons or a zipper to the fabric skirt, and we're trying to keep this simple. It's much easier to add a drawstring to the crochet part and cinch it down then to add buttons or a zipper to the fabric part.
Contributed by Kathryn Vercillo
This is a pretty awesome tote bag to make!
Contributed by Sarah Sams
This is a link with 41 maxi skirts and dresses that you can make with popular styles.
Visit www.u-createcrafts.com
Contributed by Sarah Sams
These are some of the best sewing tutorials out there in all kinds of categories!
Visit www.alinasadventuresinhomemaking.com
Contributed by Sarah Sams
Really simple, and they turn out cute. It's a great way to practice sewing elastic.
Visit handmademess.com
Contributed by Katherine Field
Great website for free sewing crafts and patterns. Many of them are pretty easy as well.
Visit www.allfreesewing.com
Contributed by Katherine Field
It helps with the basics, whether you are a beginner or you need a refresher.
Visit www.instructables.com
Contributed by Katherine Field