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25+ Halloween Trick or Treat Bags to Sew!

Oct 22, 2022 · Leave a Comment

This Amazing list of 25+ DIY Halloween Trick or Treat Bags to Sew will make you ready to start carving the pumpkin and saying boo!

More Halloween Inspired Projects

  • 25+ Halloween Quilts to Sew
  • Pumpkin Pot Holder Tutorial
  • Applique Pumpkin Halloween Pillow
  • DIY Halloween Iron On Pillows

And best of all, ALL of these DIY Halloween Trick or Treat Bags to Sew are FREE tutorials and patterns.

Halloween Trick or Treat Bags

Scroll through this list of 25+ DIY Halloween Trick or Treat Bags. If you see one you like, click continue reading to be taken to it! Tell me in the comments below which one is your favorite.

FREE Trick Treat Bag Sewing Pattern in 2 Sizes!

Learn how to sew a Trick or Treat Halloween Bag with this Free Pattern, which comes in two different sizes. The pattern also includes five different applique templates for you to decorate the front of the bag with.

DIY Halloween Trick or Treat Bag Tutorial - An Easy Drawstring Treat Bag

This simple Halloween Trick or Treat bag can also be used as a party or gift bag. It has a simple draw string closure.

Photo Credit: www.heatherhandmade.com

Mermaid Tote Bag Pattern

For the little girl that loves mermaids this is the perfect Halloween Trick or Treat bag.

Photo Credit: www.paisleyroots.com

Pirate Booty Halloween Trick or Treat Bag

Sew up this Trick or Treat Bag for your little pirate!

Photo Credit: www.sewsimplehome.com

DIY Halloween Treat Bags

These little Trick or Treat Bags can be sewn in batches making them a good option if you have lots of little Trick or Treaters.

Photo Credit: www.sewwhatalicia.com

DIY Trick or Treat Bag - Plus a Video Tutorial

This Basket style Trick or Treat bag will hold lots of candy and other goodies.

Photo Credit: www.sumoftheirstories.com

Halloween Sew a Softie - Trick or Treat Bags

Get spooky with these DIY Trick or Treat bags.

Photo Credit: www.fleecefun.com

How to Make a Halloween Trick or Treat Bag (FREE Pattern)

Who doesn't love pumpkins???? These cute Jack'olantern bags are a fun DIY Halloween sewing project to make.

Photo Credit: gluesticksblog.com

Sew A Drawstring Trick or Treat Bag for Halloween

Here is another cute version of a drawstring Halloween Trick or Treat bag.

Photo Credit: www.applegreencottage.com

Halloween Trick Or Treat Bag

These boxy Trick or Treat bags are sure to hold LOTS of candy!

Photo Credit: www.merrimentdesign.com

DIY Halloween Trick or Treat Bags with Sticky Spiderwebs + Moving Spiders (eek!)

Spiders, eek! This is a fun Trick or Treat bag to add some creepy crawlys to.

Photo Credit: www.polkadotchair.com

DIY Halloween Bucket Sewing Pattern

This bucket style Trick or Treat bag sewing pattern is a whole lotta fun.

Photo Credit: simplyedged.com

Trick-or-Treat Halloween Bag Tutorial

This Trick or Treat bag is a fun way to add some rick rack and pretty trims to.

Photo Credit: sweetbriarsisters.com

DIY Trick or Treat Bag

If you or your little one are cat lovers then this is the DIY Trick or Treat bag for you!

Photo Credit: blog.darice.com

DIY Halloween Treat Bags: Easy Felt Project

This little monster Trick or Treat Bag doesn't involve much sewing, although you could sew the felt instead of glueing it, but man it is cute.

Photo Credit: www.peekaboopages.com

DIY Trick or Treat Bag Tutorial

This simple tote bag style is a good beginner sewing project.

Photo Credit: www.purlsoho.com

Candy Corn Trick or Treat Bags

Candy corn, yassss! These DIY Trick or Treat bags are AMAZING!

Photo Credit: thecottagemama.com

Halloween Trick or Treat Bag Pattern

Here is a way to add some whimsey to your DIY Trick or Treat bags.

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DIY Monster Treat Bag

I'm pretty sure this is the cutest little monster bag ever!

Photo Credit: www.5littlemonsters.com

DIY Trick or Treat Bags: Pumpkin, Ghost, and Frankenstein

Monster's, pumpkins, and ghosts, oh my! There is a Trick or Treat bag for every kind of Trick or Treater with this sewing project.

Photo Credit: tatertotsandjello.com

DIY Monster Trick or Treat Bag

This bag is probably the coolest Frankenstein bag ever!

Photo Credit: www.stitchedbycrystal.com

Tutorial: Shark bag with free pattern

Baby Shark, du duh du duh ta duh. Sorry, not sorry. The song might be annoying when it gets stuck in your head and can't stop singing it but this bag sure isn't.

Photo Credit: cluckclucksew.com

Easy Treat/Tote Bag Tutorial

Another candy corn Trick or Treat bag for the win!

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Today's Guest: Blue Robin Cottage

If you have a little ruffle lover then this ruffle trim Trick or Treat bag is going to be a hit!

Photo Credit: www.almostsupermom.com

Easy DIY Trick Or Treat Bag Tutorial

Easy. Simple. Straight to the point on this DIY Trick or Treat bag sewing tutorial.

Photo Credit: diycandy.com

Reverse Applique DIY Trick or Treat Bags

Reverse applique is a really fun way to show off cute fabrics and fun shapes.

Photo Credit: www.bonjourquilts.com

Halloween Drawstring Treat Bag Tutorial

Another fun drawstring bag (with cool inserts!) to make for Halloween.

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Cutest Halloween Treat Bag Tutorial + Applique

Oct 17, 2022 · Leave a Comment

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Easy Halloween Treat Bag Tutorial. This Halloween inspired drawstring bag is perfect for a Halloween party or gift bag for sharing treats.  Using pretty ribbon easy applique you can make tons of fun Halloween themed combinations.

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  • Cutest Halloween Treat Bag Tutorial
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Halloween Treat Bag Tutorial – An Easy Drawstring Gift Bag

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  • More Halloween Projects
  • Halloween Treat Bag Tutorial – An Easy Drawstring Gift Bag
  • Supplies Needed
  • Halloween Treat Bag Tutorial Instructions

Supplies Needed

  • 1 Fat quarter of fabric (Black and White Stripe and Halloween Fabric).
  • 3 Feet of ribbon
  • 1 Scrap or small size coordinating fabric
  • Steam-A-Seam 2
  • A few small squares of light fusible interfacing

Halloween Treat Bag Tutorial Instructions


Step 1 – Cut 2 rectangles of fabric 10″ wide by 13″ tall.  Lay fabric right sides together (RST).


Step 2 – Starting at the top edge, sew down one long side, across the bottom edge, and up the other long side using a 1/4″ seam.  Backstitch at the beginning and end to secure seams.  Zig zag or serge seams allowance if desired.


Step 3 – Fold top edge 1/4″ over and iron.


Step 4 – Then fold top edge 1″ over and iron.  This will provide guides for the button holes.


Step 5 – Cut 2 rectangles of fusible interfacing approx. 2″ wide by 1.5″ tall.  Iron on just under the bottom fold line.  Center on the seam allowance, making sure that it does not cross the second ironed fold line.  Do this for both sides.


Step 6 -Mark 2 button holes on each side of the seam.  Do this on both sides of the bag.  Your button hole length will be the size of your ribbon that you are using.


Step 7 – Stitch button holes.  I used a contrasting thread for a fun pop.

Step 8 – Place a pin at the top of the button hole so you do not rip the stitching and using your seam ripper cut the slit in the button holes.

 

Step 9 – Your bag will now look like this.  Iron bag flat if desired.

Step 10 – Using a safety pin pull your ribbon through the front side of the bag.  Repeat for the back side of the bag. So you will have 2 different ribbons on each side.

Step 11 – Tie ends of the ribbon together on both sides.

Step 12 – Draw your favorite Halloween motif on a piece of paper.  I have a bat pictured below. Then place it upside down and trace it onto a piece of Steam-A-Seam 2 double stick fusible web.

Step 13 – Cut the fusible into a large piece around the traced motif and then peel of one side of the Steam-A-Seam and stick onto contrasting scrap fabric.

Step 14 – Cut applique piece out and stick onto the center of the bag front.

Step 15 – Iron in place according to instructions.  Then straight stitch 1/8″ on the inside of the raw edge of the applique piece.

I also made a cute little pumpkin bag!  You can do this to make tons of Halloween Trick or Treat Bags.

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Baby Bib Pattern – FREE Sewing Pattern in Four Sizes!

Oct 12, 2022 ·

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Free Baby Bib Pattern now available in Four Sizes! Learn how to sew a quick and easy baby bib. It will make a great baby shower gift for any new mama.

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Table of Contents

  1. Click Below to Get the Pattern
  2. More Baby Sewing Projects For You:
  3. What are the Finished Baby Bib Sizes?
  4. Baby Bib Supplies List:
  5. Watch the Youtube Video
  6. Baby Bib Pattern Tutorial
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  7. Pin the Baby Bib Pattern to Save for Later
    1. ***If sewing the Bibs and Burp Cloths with Flannel you may also find These MUST HAVE TIPS FOR SEWING WITH FLANNEL FABRIC helpful.

Click Below to Get the Pattern

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  • Minky Crib Sheet Tutorial
  • Knot Bow Headband Pattern
  • Easy Newborn Baby Swaddle Blanket
  • Simple Squares Baby Quilt Pattern

The baby bib pattern comes in 4 available sizes:

  • Newborn
  • 3-6 Months
  • 6-12 Months
  • 1-4 Years

What are the Finished Baby Bib Sizes?

Width x Length

  • Newborn: 7.5″ x 10″
  • 0-3 Months: 9.25″ x 10.5″
  • 6-12 Months: 10″ x 11″
  • Toddler: 1 – 4 Years: 10″ x 12.5″

Be sure to sign up for the Blog Freebie Resource Library to access the baby bib pattern in 4 Sizes.

Baby Bib Supplies List:

  • 2 Fat Quarters of Cotton, Flannel, Terry Cloth, or Minky Fabric
  • Baby Bib Pattern Template (Available in the Resource Library – Sign up to Access)
  • KAM Snaps, Metal Snaps or Velcro
  • Pins or Wonderclips
  • Sewing Machine Needle
  • Thread
  • Scissors or Rotary Blade and Cutting Mat

Watch the Youtube Video

Baby Bib Pattern Tutorial

Step One: Cut out Two (2) of the Baby Bib Pattern Pieces as shown above. In the tutorial pictured above, I cut one from cotton fabric and one from Terry cloth to make it more absorbent. You can choose to cut both the front and back from the same type of fabric.

Step 2: Place Baby Bib pattern piece over fabric rectangle (or pattern piece) with Right Sides of Fabric facing each other. Pin in Place. Stitch around edges using a 1/2” seam. Stop two inches from starting place leaving and opening as shown above.

Step 3 – Clip notches around the outer curves curves and snip straight clips around the inner curves. This will help the fabric on the bib to sit smoothly without wrinkles when turned right side out.

Step 4 – Cut a 1/4″ deep into the seam allowance on each side of the opening, as shown above

Step 5 – Then trim the seam allowance down to 1/4″ around the entire bib leaving a small extended flap on the bottom.

Step 6 – Turn the bib right side out, rolling the seam allowance flat around the edges. Press with iron to help eliminate the bulky seam allowance.

Step 7 – Tuck the half inch flap on the opening under so it sits flush with the edge of the bib and press to set. Pin in place.

Step 8 – Top stitch 1/8″ around the perimeter of the bib to close the opening and give the baby a bib a professional finish. Press the bib one more time.

Step 9 – Add KAM Snaps or velcro to the baby bib to open and close the bib.

Step 10 – You are all finished. Give the bib to an adorable baby and make some more!

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Free Baby Bib Sewing Pattern

Free Baby Bib Sewing Pattern

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Free Baby Bib Pattern now available in Four Sizes! Learn how to sew a quick and easy baby bib. It will make a great baby shower gift for any new mama.

The baby bib pattern comes in 4 available sizes:

  • Newborn
  • 3-6 Months
  • 6-12 Months
  • 1-4 Years

Materials

  • 2 Fat Quarters of Cotton, Flannel, Terry Cloth, or Minky Fabric
  • Baby Bib Pattern Template (Available in the Resource Library - Sign up to Access)
  • KAM Snaps, Metal Snaps or Velcro
  • Pins or Wonderclips
  • Sewing Machine Needle
  • Thread
  • Scissors or Rotary Blade and Cutting Mat

Instructions

  1. Cut out Two (2) of the Baby Bib Pattern Pieces as shown above. In the tutorial pictured above, I cut one from cotton fabric and one from Terry cloth to make it more absorbent. You can choose to cut both the front and back from the same type of fabric.
  2. Place Baby Bib pattern piece over fabric rectangle (or pattern piece) with Right Sides of Fabric facing each other. Pin in Place. Stitch around edges using a 1/2” seam. Stop two inches from starting place leaving and opening as shown above.
  3. Cut a 1/4" deep into the seam allowance on each side of the opening, as shown above
  4. Then trim the seam allowance down to 1/4" around the entire bib leaving a small extended flap on the bottom.
  5. Turn the bib right side out, rolling the seam allowance flat around the edges. Press with iron to help eliminate the bulky seam allowance.
  6. Tuck the half inch flap on the opening under so it sits flush with the edge of the bib and press to set. Pin in place.

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***If sewing the Bibs and Burp Cloths with Flannel you may also find These MUST HAVE TIPS FOR SEWING WITH FLANNEL FABRIC helpful.

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25+ SPOOKY HALLOWEEN QUILT PATTERNS TO SEW!

Oct 8, 2022 · 2 Comments

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Find your favorite spooky Halloween Quilt Pattern with this big list of 25+ Halloween Quilt Patterns to sew! Choose from adorable pumpkin quilts, black cat quilts, and witches hat quilts, to creepy and crawly spider quilt patterns, haunted houses, and chilling skull quilt patterns.

However you like to celebrate Halloween, this list will have the perfect quilt for you to sew!

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  • 25 + Halloween Trick or Treat Bags

25 Halloween Quilts to Sew

Halloween is such a fun holiday to sew for and here's a list of 25+ Halloween quilts you can make to get exactly the spooky vibe you're looking for!

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Spooky Book Nerd Quilt

Book nerds its time to get your spooky read on with this spooky book nerd quilt.

Photo Credit: myfavoritequiltstore.com

Midnight Magic Quilt Kit by April Rosenthal - Moda Fabrics

This quilt is so hypnotic!

Photo Credit: www.etsy.com

31 Haunting Square Quilt Pattern CSC217 Cotton Street | Etsy

Love haunted houses? This quilt is perfect for you!

Photo Credit: quiltingdigest.com

You'll Love How Quickly This Quilt Goes Together

If you're wanting a subtle nod to Halloween, making this quilt in orange/black/and grey is perfect!

Photo Credit: www.fatquartershop.com

Witch's Night Out Book | It's Sew Emma #ISE-929 | Fat Quarter Shop

This sweet quilt has some lovely pumpkins, cats, and bats!

Photo Credit: www.etsy.com

PDF Halloween Quilt Pattern Creepy Critters | Etsy

This pattern has a little of everything bit of everything Halloween!

Photo Credit: www.cottonandjoy.com

Solstice Lights Fig Tree & Co Edition - Cotton and Joy

If you're wanting a good fall quilt, this is the one for you!

Photo Credit: www.etsy.com

PATTERN BUNDLE Midnight Bite & Wicked Weaver Paper Pieicing | Etsy

For those that love FPP or looking to learn a fun new skill, this bat and spider are perfect options!

Photo Credit: www.etsy.com

PDF Halloween Quilt Pattern Crow quilt pattern | Etsy

Bird lovers will love this Crow block!

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PDF Halloween Quilt Pattern Skull quilt pattern | Etsy

No Halloween is complete without a skull!

Photo Credit: www.etsy.com

PDF Halloween Quilt Pattern Potion Bottle quilt pattern | Etsy

Needing to whip up a potion for some Halloween fun?

Photo Credit: www.etsy.com

PDF Halloween Quilt Pattern Frankenstein quilt pattern | Etsy

This Frankenstein block would make the perfect throw quilt to sit and read Frankenstein in!

Photo Credit: www.etsy.com

PDF Halloween Quilt Pattern Dracula quilt pattern | Etsy

I vant to suck your blood! Is it Halloween without vampires?

Photo Credit: www.paisleyroots.com

Riley Blake Designs - Scaredy Cat

If you're looking for a bit of a different take on Halloween colors, this quilt is for you!

Photo Credit: www.etsy.com

PDF Halloween Quilt Pattern Boo quilt pattern | Etsy

If you're needing a little applique in your blocks, this one is perfect!

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Free Trick or Treat Quilt Block

Candy is an all time must for Halloween! Trick or Treat!

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Pumpkins and Cats PDF Quilt Pattern DOWNLOAD | Etsy

Pumpkins and cats are just perfect for a Fall day!

Photo Credit: www.etsy.com

October Stars PDF Quilt Pattern | Etsy

October Stars seems the perfect quilt to snuggle in while drinking cider!

Photo Credit: www.etsy.com

Swiss Fall Bliss Quilt PDF Pattern Instant DOWNLOAD | Etsy

If you're wanting a little bit of a different style Halloween quilt, this ones for you!

Photo Credit: www.etsy.com

Bone & Chain by Basic Grey 59 x 77 Halloween | Etsy

It's not Halloween without Skulls and crossbones!

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EYEBALLS Quilt – Block Lotto tutorial

Do you feel like someone is watching you? This Eyeball quilt block is perfect to keep an eye on things!

Ghost Quilt Pattern - Then Came June

Oooohhh......I sure hope those ghosts are friendly!

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Boo! quilt sewing pattern from The Pattern Basket

These sweet little ghosts seem like happy haunting buddies!

Photo Credit: www.incolororder.com

Free Pattern: Paper Pieced Coffin Quilt Block

This block is perfect if you're a vampire!

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Calling all witches! These hats are just so fun!

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Hocus Pocus quilt pattern by Margot Languedoc design for the | Etsy

A trip to the pumpkin patch is a Halloween tradition!

Photo Credit: www.seasonedhomemaker.com

Dresden Neighborhood Mini Quilt Pattern – PDF only

Wanting to take a stroll around a creepy town? This mini quilt will give you all the thrills!

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FREE Pumpkin Applique Pattern and Tutorial

Oct 6, 2022 · 4 Comments

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Adorable Pumpkin Applique Pattern! Use this FREE pumpkin appliqué pattern to create some super cute Halloween pillows, and add such a fun splash of color to your decor.  And they are so easy to change the pillowcase out for the current season. 

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This post is part of the Halloween Sewing and Craft Series.  You can scroll to the bottom to see who else is participating. This tutorial will show you how to make a raw edge pumpkin applique on a pillow and comes with a free Pumpkin Applique pattern.

More Halloween Projects

  • Cutest Halloween Treat Bag Tutorial
  • Trick or Treat Bag Pattern – Tote Bag in 2 Sizes
  • 25 + Halloween Trick or Treat Bags
  • 25+ Halloween Quilt Patterns to Sew!

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  • More Halloween Projects
  • Supplies Needed
    • Both the Pumpkin PDF and the PNG cut files can be found in the Resource Library
    • ***Sign up here for the Resource Library
  • Instructions to make the Applique

It is made to fit an 18″ pillow but could probably fit one slightly bigger or smaller as well.

The pumpkin applique piece comes either as a cut file for your cutting machine or a pdf so that if you do not have a cutting machine, you can still make it.  You will just have to trace the pattern and do the cutting yourself.

Instead of sewing it, you could also easily use iron-on vinyl.  I think the texture of the fabric applique adds a nice touch to the pillow and it is easy to sew since the applique pieces are so large.

Supplies Needed

  • Steam-a-seam 2 double sided fusible
  • 8 x 11 piece of orange fabric
  • 6 x 8 piece of green fabric
  • 18″ square pillowcase in 2″ Black Woven Carolina Gingham (I will have a tutorial up soon on how to make a simple envelope pillowcase like the one shown)
  • 18″ pillow insert
  • Pumpkin Applique PDF Pattern or Pumpkin Applique Cut Files (in PNG form):  Body and Stem.

Both the Pumpkin PDF and the PNG cut files can be found in the Resource Library

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Instructions to make the Applique

Step 1 – Peel one side of the steam-a-seam 2 off and place on the wrong side of the fabric.  

Step 2 – Iron fusible onto the fabric following the instructions on the package.

Step 3 – If using a Cricut or other cutting machine, place fabric on the cutting mat.  If cutting by hand you will need to trace the applique pattern on the steam a seam before you cut out the pumpkin.  You can see how to do this in this Treat Bag with applique tutorial.

For Cricut users, load the pattern in Design Space.

Cut out shapes with your cutting machine, so the fusible is on the back of the pumpkin.

Repeat above steps for the stem

Peel off the back layer of the fusible and place pumpkin and stem on the pillow.

Iron into place according to the package’s instructions to set the steam-a-seam.

Step 4 – Sew around the edge of the pumpkin and stem to secure so that it stays in place after washing.

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DIY Free Baby Leggings Pattern – Sewing DIY Christmas Baby Gifts!

Sep 20, 2022 · 22 Comments

Free baby leggings sewing pattern. Sewing for baby shower gifts. Easy Baby DIY for any occasion made by Coral and co.
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I’m getting my sew on for Christmas, and on the list is super cute DIY Free Baby Leggings Pattern.  Seriously, babies are the most adorbs to sew for!  I have a few DIY Baby Christmas Gifts that I have been working on lately, like Knot Bow Headband Pattern I posted last week.

DIY Free Baby Leggings Pattern, so sweet!

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Christmas baby leggings sewing pattern go to leggings pattern

I used the Baby Go To Leggings Pattern which comes free in baby sizes!.  I made my girls a strawberry pair for Valentines last year and I love the fit.  They are the easiest pattern to sew, and can even be sewn in 15 minutes flat ( I totally timed myself when I was sewing up a batch, hehe).

DIY baby sewing pattern. Easy baby leggings pattern. Free Pattern from Go To Patterns.

The fabric is Organic Knit Interlock from Spoonflower and is super soft when washed up.  There are some great independent designers on Spoonflower with super trendy designs.  Go get your baby sew -love on <3

Fabric designs pictured:

Arizona Blush Linen and Arizona Mint Linen from Charlotte Winter.

Aztec Feathers from Mint Peony

Antler’s Mint from The Little Ivie Cloth Co.

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50+ Beginner Sewing Projects To Make Now!

Sep 20, 2022 · 4 Comments

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This list of 50+ of the best beginner sewing projects that you can start sewing right now. These beginner sewing projects are among some of the best on the internet and can be made super fast. You will find everything from quilts and apparel to bags and fun accessories. With so much inspiration you will be sure to want to sew one of everything.

50+ Beginner Sewing Projects That You Can Sew Now!

This list of 50+ of the best beginner sewing projects that you can start sewing right now. These beginner sewing projects are among some of the best on the internet and can me made super fast. You will find everything from quilts and apparel to bags and fun accessories. With so much inspiration you will be sure to want to sew one of everything.

Free Baby Quilt Pattern For Beginners - Simple Squares Quilt Pattern + Crisp Petals Fabric

The Simple Squares Quilt Pattern is beginner friendly and shows you a shortcut to quickly piece together the half square blocks.

Baby Bib Pattern - FREE Sewing Pattern in Four Sizes!

Make a simple baby bib with ths free pattern!

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DIY Reusable Snack Bag Tutorial & Happy Earth Day!

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Easy DIY Baby Swaddle Blanket Pattern and Tutorial

The Easy DIY Baby Swaddle Blanket Pattern sews up quickly in 10 minutes! This is the perfect project for a beginner or anyone who wants to make a quick gift for a new baby!

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How to Sew an Apron for Beginners

Aprons are a great simple, beginner sewing project and they make great gifts!

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How to Sew an Easy Zipper Pouch - Sew What, Alicia?

This beginner tutorial walks you step by step through a zipper pouch so that you can confidently add zippers on your own.

Baby Burp Cloth Pattern - FREE in 3 Styles

Burp cloths are a great beginner sewing project.

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How to Make a Tote Bag (in 15 Minutes)

This tote bag only requires you to make a few straight stitches making it the perfect beginner sewing project.

Free Swiss Cross Quilt Pattern - A Modern Black and White Quilt

This modern and bold quilt pattern is perfect for a beginner using simple squares and can be sewn up quickly. It comes in sizes baby, throw, and twin in a Free PDF download.

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Easy and Adorable Burp Cloth Pattern

Burp cloths are the perfect handmade baby gift for a beginner to create and well-loved at a baby shower or for the holidays!

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DIY Cord Roll

This DIY cord roll makes the perfect handmade gift for the guys on your list, is an awesome scrap buster, and has a zipper pocket plus spots for 7 cords!

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The easiest flannel infinity scarf pattern

This flannel infinity scarf tutorial is well thought out with extra steps to make the tutorial super clear and beginner friendly!

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How to sew a scrunchie

These scrunchies are upcycled from fabric from old leggings!

Free Quilted Potholder Pattern - An Easy Pot Holder Pattern and Tutorial

This simple potholder can be quilted for extra texture and design with square or diagonal lines. Using an easy rectangle shape with a beginner friendly binding method to make a perfect gift for Christmas or just because!

FREE Top Knot Baby Hat Sewing Pattern and Tutorial

Learn how to make a simple but adorable baby hat for your favorite little baby!

Photo Credit: www.sewsimplehome.com

DIY Toothbrush Roll

Use this tutorial to make a toothbrush roll (or make-up brush roll) using half of a hand towel or a washcloth. All the straight lines make it a great beginner project!

Photo Credit: www.sewsimplehome.com

Free Bow Scrunchies Pattern

The added bow makes this adorable scrunchie pattern more feminine. However, you can make it without the bow for a more classic scrunchie too.

Photo Credit: www.heatherhandmade.com

No-Slip Hand Towel Tutorial

These hand towels are a unique take on a classic design - they use snaps to stay on the towel bar. The pattern use snap tape in a simple pattern, perfect for someone just learning to sew.

Photo Credit: www.cucicucicoo.com

How to make a crinkle taggie baby toy with recycling

This beginner-friendly tutorial shows you how to make a crinkle baby toy with your fabric and ribbon scraps and a surprising upcycled material that is super fun for little hands to touch and makes that fascinating crinkling sound that little ears love.

Photo Credit: www.cucicucicoo.com

Seam Allowance Practice Tutorial: Simple Felt Coasters DIY

These felt coasters are great for beginners wanting to practice seam allowances.

Photo Credit: www.cucicucicoo.com

Easy Pot Holder Pattern (Turn and Topstitch)

These potholders are great for beginners wanting to practice simple topstitching.

Photo Credit: www.sewsimplehome.com

Burrito Method Pillow Case

A burrito pillowcase is another perfect beginner sewing project. Use this method for encased seams that make a really nice finish on the inside.

Photo Credit: www.sisterswhat.com

Alphabet Scrap Fabric Memory Game

There are so many options for this memory game! Use heat transfer vinyl to create letters and shapes for the game or fussy cut matching patterns from some scrap fabric. Repetitively sewing squares is great sewing practice for a beginner!

Photo Credit: www.sewsomestuff.com

Leather Credit Card Holder Pattern + FREE SVG

Great beginner intro to sewing with leather!

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Cute Mouse Card Holder Sewing Tutorial FREE SVG 

The perfect beginner sewing project for Disney lovers!

Photo Credit: www.deliacreates.com

Simple Suspenders – Sewing Tutorial

These adorable suspenders are easy to make and sew up so quickly. Plus they will make the cutest addition to any outfit!

Photo Credit: momof5tryingtosurvive.com

Velcro Wallet Tutorial 

Make a really cute Velcro wallet so your kids can carry around their own money. This beginner-friendly tutorial is easy enough they can even make one for themselves.

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Thread Catcher Basket Free Pattern

Beginning sewers will soon learn that a lot of extra thread piles up on your sewing desk during projects. Use this tutorial to make an easy thread catcher to contain the threads tails.

Photo Credit: www.colouredbuttons.com

Tiny Softies in a Jar

Simple silhouette shapes and faces make these the perfect beginner softies to sew!

Photo Credit: www.colouredbuttons.com

Sew a Sweet Little Hen: A Free Pattern

This sweet little hen teaches a softie-sewing beginner to sew a hen using just two squares of fabric and a few scraps of felt.

Photo Credit: sewingnovice.com

Crayon and Notebook Holder Tutorial - Sewing Novice

This beginner-friendly pattern was designed with bigger crayon pockets so you can either use 8 fat crayons or 16 regular crayons and also fits a small legal pad!

Photo Credit: sewingnovice.com

Kindle Case Tutorial

The Kindle Case tutorial is versatile. Once you master the basic steps, you can adjust the size to make a phone case or change the magnetic snap for velcro/plastic snaps/buttons. The possibilities are great for a beginner that wants to branch out a little.

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Cute & Easy Diaper Clutch Pattern

-This cute diaper clutch pattern was designed to fit several diapers and a pack of wipes for easy diaper changes. It would be a great handmade baby shower gift for a beginning sewist to perfect!

Photo Credit: sewingnovice.com

Elastic Waistband Tutorial

The perfect beginner sewing tutorial contains pictures detailing the process of making an elastic waistband. Perfect for little girls skirts (and many other projects)!

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Kid's Mini Messenger Bag Pattern

This kid's bag is an easy, beginner sewing pattern that is so cute and easy enough kids can sew it for themselves!

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DIY Laptop Sleeve: Make it in Ten Minutes

This laptop bag really is an excellent option for a beginner project. You can sew it in ten minutes for about $5!

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Always Be Prepared with a DIY Portable First Aid Kit!

This is an excellent sewing project whether you are a beginner or an expert plus, it's an excellent scrap buster!

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Easy Baby Blanket Patterns to Sew

Super cute and simple, patchwork baby quilt. This one is perfect for beginners to learn to make a baby quilt!

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DIY Pattern Weights

Every sewist needs some pattern weights! These simple designs can easily be done in an afternoon and are a great place to start for anyone learning to sew.

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Easy Keychain Chapstick Holder Pattern

These slide on your keychain so your chapstick is always accessible and is a fun beginner sewing tutorial to try!

Photo Credit: www.positivelysplendid.com

Travel Manicure Kit Sewing Pattern and Tutorial

The perfect scrapbuster! This project is an easy sewing project perfect for beginning sewers and only requires a few scraps to make.

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Fabric DIY Headbands from Liberty of London Fabrics

Simple fabric headband that stays on your head and is perfect for traveling!

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Sew Pajama Shorts - Easy Project with Free Pattern - Melly Sews

These PJ Shorts are drafted from a favorite pair of boxers and are perfect to wear with a tank top. This makes a great beginner clothing project to attempt!

Photo Credit: www.positivelysplendid.com

Toddler Bib & Smock Pattern

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Sew a Tote Bag - Easy Beginner Sewing Project

Key Fobs are super quick and easy to make, they are great gifts for friends and family, and you can make them to match your purse or outfit!

Photo Credit: www.polkadotchair.com

How to Make a Pillowcase in 3 Easy Steps

Making a fun pillowcase out of holiday fabric is a cute and fun way to decorate. This tutorial contains steps to teach a beginner to sew a cute pillowcase!

Photo Credit: flamingotoes.com

Fast and Easy Fabric Napkins -

Fabric Napkins look so pretty on the table and are another fun way to add a touch of festive holiday decorations! Plus they are super easy to make!

Photo Credit: www.itsalwaysautumn.com

How to make a sweatpant skirt {goodbye old sweats, hello cute skirt!}

Take a pair of clearance sweats and turn them into a super cute skirt for a little girl. This tutorial is an awesome place to start for a beginner looking to get started with upcycling projects.

Photo Credit: aspoonfulofsugardesigns.com

Business Card Wallet - A Spoonful of Sugar

The Business Card Wallet is a handy gift for beginning sewists to learn to make. It is perfect for gift cards, when gifting cash, storing loyalty cards, or other small items.

Photo Credit: www.simplesimonandco.com

Simple Maxi Skirt PDF Pattern---FREE!!! Simple Simon and Company

This tutorial contains a video that walks you through "a simple and easy women’s maxi skirt that fits sizes XS through XXL and is a great A-line shape." The perfect tutorial for a beginner venturing into sewing with knits.

Photo Credit: aspoonfulofsugardesigns.com

Make Your Own Baby Bath Mitt

This super simple bath mit is made from a washcloth and has a cute little applique plus a ribbon hook to hang it.

Photo Credit: www.simplesimonandco.com

Shine Bright Weekend Bag - Simple Simon and Company

This post contains a few tips and tricks for shortening the bag making process. Perfect for a beginner looking to jump into sewing bags!

Photo Credit: radianthomestudio.com

Learn How to Sew a Simple Potholder for Your Kitchen

Sew a simple potholder with a basic square shape and a pocket. This pattern was designed with easy construction and durable fabrics - perfect for something that is going to get dirty and needs to be washed regularly.

Photo Credit: lifesewsavory.com

Pajama Pants Pattern - Free PDF for the Whole Family

Pajama pants are the perfect first garment to sew for beginners. Make one for everyone in the family with this free pdf pattern.

Photo Credit: www.deliacreates.com

DIY Leather Travel Tissue Pouch TUTORIAL

This beginner friendly project is perfect for gifting and would make an excellent stocking stuffer.

  • Also read: 5 Must-Have Supplies to Get Started Sewing
  • How to Thread a Sewing Machine for Beginners.
  • How to use a Rotary Blade Cutter

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Free Swiss Cross Quilt Pattern – A Modern Black and White Quilt

Sep 19, 2022 · 9 Comments

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Do you love modern and minimalist quilts? Or better yet, do you love easy quilts that sew up quickly? Then the Free Swiss Cross Quilt Pattern will be your new bff. It’s Modern Black and White Quilt aesthetic will have you dreaming of blank white walls and modern Ikea furniture.

The Lowdown on the Free Swiss Cross Quilt Pattern

The Free Swiss Cross Quilt Pattern came about when I decided that I wanted to make some matching black and white quilts for my daughter’s twin beds. I wanted to be able to use the black and white prints I had on hand and I wanted to make them twin size, so the blocks needed to be large enough to piece together quickly. No itty bitty fabric pieces for this girl.

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So I set about writing a free pattern for you that can easily be pieced with each block being a different prin or the whole quilt consisting of one color for the swiss cross blocks and one for the background.

The pattern is also pre-cut friendly and uses 5″ charm squares for most of the quilt, and can even be used instead of cutting a larger rectangle. You would use three white 5″ charm squares instead of one rectangle piece.

This quilt pattern is easy enough for a beginner quilter or someone who has never quilted before but can be mixed up and stylized enough for a serious quilter. Another great beginner quilt is the Easy Charm Square Quilt Pattern.

The baby size quilt can be sewn in an evening and the larger quilt sizes in a weekend. Read 13+ Free Baby Quilt Patterns or 50+ Cutest Baby Sewing Projects to find more inspiration.

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I used a simple cross-hatch to quilt it, spacing it by making a diagonal line through each square, making the lines approximately 3.5 inches apart.

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The baby size quilt finishes at 40″ x 49″, the throw size quilt at 54″ x 58″, and the twin size quilt at 67″ x 94″. You might also like the twin size scrap friendly version of the swiss cross quilt pattern.

You can find the Modern Swiss Cross Quilt Pattern in the Resource Library.

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More FREE Quilt Patterns:

  • Four Square Charm Pack Baby Quilt Pattern
  • Ribbons and Bows Baby Quilt Pattern
  • Simple Squares Quilt Pattern
  • Squared Safari Party Quilt Pattern

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Easy Safari Party Charm Square Quilt and Pattern – Beginner Quilt Pattern

Sep 18, 2022 · 14 Comments

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Charm Square Quilt Patterns are my fav!  I am so excited for my stop on the Safari Party Fabric Tour.  I love this charming fabric and its beautiful prints so I decided to make an easy beginner friendly Charm Square Quilt Pattern Tutorial for you all.  In case you have been living under a rock, the fabric is called Safari Party and is designed by the super sweet Melissa Mortenson from The Polkadot Chair.

 I really adore all of her fabrics, they are all bright and happy and make me smile. I have made quite a few projects with several of her lines before.  Derby Style is still one of my all time favorites – especially these cute t-shirt dresses with the horse print I made for my girls.  I still have a quilt from this print waiting to be finished as well.  One day all my WIPs will be finished, lol.

I made this throw size quilt for my older daughter because she loves all things animal print (she was pretty jazzed about the cheetah print.  The zebras and giraffes are so whimsical with little party hats and gold flecked sparkles.  And I absolutely love the floral prints, and how the gold is glinting off the flowers.  Since the prints are so vivid and fun, I really wanted to show them all off, so I thought simple squares would look clean and lovely and let the fabric shine.

Safari Party Fabric comes with prints in both light pinks, blues and gold, and more saturated blues, greens, and pinks.  I really love all hues and colors of the prints, but when I paired the darker blues, pinks and greens the vibrancy just made me happy.  I like how the lighter blue lightens it up a bit as well.

Is there anything better than swiss dots?  The swiss dots in navy make the cutest binding.  I just love how this simple quilt turned out.

I think the light blue zebra print is my favorite.

I loved the floral mint fabric so much that I decided to do the whole back with it.

This probably my favorite Charm Square Quilt Pattern because it is so easy and there is still lots of white to keep it fresh and clean!

Easy Charm Square Quilt Pattern

Throw Quilt Finished Dimensions: 46 inches wide x 58 inches long

I have all the lighter shades of the Safari Party Fat Quarter Bundle all lined up ready to start my next quilt.  I can’t wait to see all the shades of light pinks and gold sparkles together.

Charm Square Quilt Pattern Instructions

Supplies you will need:

  1. 63 Five Inch Squares of Safari Party Fabric or 2 – 5″ stackers
  2. 36 Confetti Cottons Riley White Five Inch Squares or 1 –  5″ stacker
  3. 1 Yard of Confetti Cottons Riley White for Sashing
  4. 3 Yards of Safari Floral Mint for Backing
  5. 1/2 Yard Swiss Dots Navy

Step 1 – Cut white charm squares in half so you will have a 2.5inch wide by 5 inch tall piece.

Step 2 – You will also need to cut 10 2.5inch wide by 43.5 inch long pieces of white fabric for sashing.  I cut 2.5inch wide by the width of the fabric and added a 2.5inch x 3.5inch piece to make sure it was long enough.

Step 3 – Lay the white fabric RST (Right Sides Together) over the charm square on the left side of the charm square.  Sew 1/4inch seam down the long side.

Step 4 – Lay charm square RST over the white strip on the right side of the charm square and sew 1/4inch seam down the long side.

Step 5 -Continue adding a white strip and then a charm square to row until you have 7 charm squares across and a total of 9 white strips across.

Step 6 -Press seams outward towards the white fabric strips.

Step 7 -Lay 2.5in long white sashing on RST on the top raw edge of the row.  Sew top edge using 1/4″ seam.  Repeat for the bottom edge of the row.

Step 8 -Continue adding a charm square row followed by a white sashing row until you have used all the rows and sashing.  You will have 9 rows of charm squares and 10 rows of sashing.

Step 9 -Press sashing seams inward toward the white sashing.

Step 10 –  Add backing, quilt as desired, and bind.

More FREE Quilt Patterns:

  • Four Square Charm Pack Baby Quilt Pattern
  • Ribbons and Bows Baby Quilt Pattern
  • Swiss Cross Baby Quilt Pattern
  • Simple Squares Baby Quilt Pattern

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DIY Halloween Pumpkin Pot Holder Tutorial

Aug 25, 2022 · 3 Comments

Here is an easy DIY Halloween Pumpkin Pot Holder Tutorial to whip up quickly for Halloween.  These are super can and can be used as hot pads or trivets to place hot food on.  You can use a few different fabrics and make the Pumpkin potholders reversible for a little extra fun

My favorite detail of these is the stitching that makes the little pumpkin stripes and is fun to sew.  I will show you some of the great features on my Sapphire 965Q that I used to make sewing up these Halloween Pumpkin Potholders even easier.

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  • Supplies
  • Pumpkin Pot Holder Instructions
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Supplies

  1.  1 Fat quarter of orange fabric or scraps from a few different coordinating fabrics (I used Riley Blake Crayola Colors Box for the range and craps from my stash for the rest.)
  2. 2 inch wide by 12 inch long strip of fabric for the handle (I used Riley Blake
  3. 2″ bias tape maker (*optional)
  4. Fabric marking pens (my favorite are iron off Frixon)
  5. 3 layers of batting or Insul-Bright Heat Resistant Batting

Pumpkin Pot Holder Instructions

Step 1 – Cut out an 4 oval pumpkin shape from your coordinating fabrics.  Mark 2 top sides with pumpkin stripes.

Step 2 – Make pumpkin stems with bias tape maker.  Fold the stems in half to mark the middle. Fold fabric from inward to the middle crease for both side of the fabric. Then fold in half again and press. Top stitch the edges of the stems. Cut into 6″ strips.

Step 3 – Fold pumpkin stem in half and pin to front of pumpkin.

  Step 4 – Place top and bottom fabric pieces right sides together, then place 3 layers of batting under the wrong side of the bottom fabric piece.

Step 5 – Sew around pumpkin using 1/4inch seam, leaving a 4 – 5 inch opening at the bottom to turn right side out.

Step 6 – Flip the pumpkin right sides out.

Step 7 – Tuck the raw edges of the open seams in 1/4in.

Step 9 – Trim the batting approx 1/4in so it it even with the tucked under seam.

Step 10 – Pin to hold closed.

Step 11 – Topstitch using a 1/8in seam around the edges making sure to catch the raw edges of the turned under fabric to close seam.

Step 12 – Using a long stitch (I set mine to 5), straight stitch down the markings for the decorative pumpkin lines.

Tips –

  1.  When sewing seam around pumpkin I recommend using a walking foot to prevent the batting from shifting.   Mine is an interchangeable walking foot from Husqvarna but it you don’t have a Husqvarna Viking Sewing Machine you can also use the Distinctive Brand Walking Foot that fits nearly any sewing machine.
  2.  Place the batting on the bottom part of the sewing machine, against the feed dogs allowing the feed dogs to compress more of the bulky batting.
  3. Use a larger needle and a bigger stitch.
  4. You can also check out this post for some really useful sewing machine features to use when quilting.

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Sewing with Minky Tips – 15 Tips You Need to Know

Aug 24, 2022 ·

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Need a little help on How to Sew Minky Fabric?  We’ve got some Sewing with Minky Tips to give you a hand

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Here is a handy list of minky sewing tips and tricks to help you figure out how to love sewing with minky fabric because who doesn’t love the soft cuddliness of dimple dot minky or the plush luxury of rose swirl minky.  I have made too many baby blankets with minky fabric to count and have wanted on more than one occasion to rip all of my hair out, scream every bad word I know, and throw my sewing machine as far I could see.  I have sworn again and again to never sew with minky, but after a little research and lots of trial and error I have made friends with it and it has even become one of my favorite fabrics.

Frequently Asked Questions About Sewing With Minky Fabric

What is Minky Fabric?

Minky Fabric is a synthetic fabric made out of polyester. It is extremely soft and silky, similar to a a velvet but softer like your favorite cashmere sweater. It is warm like fleece. Because it is a synthetic fabric, it is not breathable but is great for keeping warm in the winter. There are different types of minky fabric ranging from a short pile cuddle minky to a long rose swirl or faux fur that are as luxurious as fur.

What Does Minky Feel Like?

Minky fabric is made of polyester, the same material as fleece.  It feels a lot like fleece, but is so much softer and can be compared to fur.  Thier are differentl lengths of minky pile (the length of each individual fiber) and some feel more like a short velour or velvet while the longer rose swirl minky can make you feel like you are wrapping yourself in a fur coat.

How to Care for Minky Fabric

Do You Need to Wash Minky Fabric?

No, Since Minky is polyester and does not shrink, you do not need to pre-wash minky fabric.  Yay!  However, you will need Pre-wash any other fabric that is not synthetic like polyester, such as cotton that will be sewn together with the Minky.

Can You Iron on Minky Fabric?

No, you cannot iron on minky fabric.  Because it is synthetic polyester and made from petroleum based products, it will melt when heat is applied.  If you iron it the minky will melt, become distorted and then harden into a rough material.  If you need to iron the cotton when sewing it together with minky, the best way to approach this is to iron it beforehand and apply starch to keep it wrinkle-free longer.

How Do You Make a Minky Blanket?

It is pretty simple and definitely a beginner sewing project!  I have a free downloadable Easy Minky Baby Blanket Pattern as well as a tutorial on how to sew a Ruffle Minky Baby Blanket.

15 Tips For Sewing With Minky Fabric

  1.   Pre-wash any other fabric that will be sewn with the Minky.  Since Minky is polyester and does not shrink, you do not need to pre-wash minky fabric.
  2.   DO NOT Iron or microwave minky – it will cause it to melt
  3.   Minky fabrics wash and dry very well but some textured minky will lose its textured look by being dried.
  4.  Dritz Washaway Wonder Tape or other washable basting spray helps prevent the minky from stretching, sliding, and puckering.  It is my best friend and has kept me from throwing my sewing machine through the window on more than one occasion.
  5. A walking foot is a must!  It helps evenly feed all the layers.  Mine is nearly permanently on my machine and I often forget when I have accidentally switched out feet what a huge difference it makes
  6. Use a long stitch length (mine is usually at 4).
  7. Use a good quality needle; size 90/14 Schmetz works well for me.
  8. Top Stitching, when finished, will help reduce bulkiness and help the minky lay flat.
  9. When sewing minky with another layer of fabric such as cotton or flannel, put the minky on the bottom to allow the feed dogs of the machine to help guide the fabric and prevent extra stretching.
  10. Remember that minky has a nap (direction of the fabric pile) and to position it the way you would like it lay.
  11. I prefer to cut my non-stretch (like cotton) material to the correct size and leave a little extra minky around the edge or seam allowance and cut off the excess after I sew the seam.  I follow edge of my non-stretch material for my seam guide to allow for any fussiness the minky might have.
  12. If you are not using any basting tape or spray, then pin every 1”.  Even pinning every 1 to 2 inches can cause the minky to become very fussy and difficult to work with.
  13. I like to use a half-inch seam with minky since it is very heavy (especially when wet) and tends to pull on narrower seams, sometimes even causing the seams of the other fabric to be pulled out.
  14. If working with a long pile minky, like Rose Swirl Minky, you can always shave down the area in the seam allowance to make it easier to s
  15. Minky stretches horizontally across the grain, but has much less stretch vertically with the grain.  I often use this to my advantage and sew my seam with the grain first.
  16. It is often easier to cut your stable fabric such as cotton or flannel to the correct size first, leaving a few extra inches around the edges of your minky fabric before sewing.  After seams are finished you can cut the extra minky fabric off.Now you will have a super easy time Sewing with Minky!
***If sewing a Minky Blanket with Flannel you may also find These MUST HAVE TIPS FOR SEWING WITH FLANNEL FABRIC helpful.

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50+ Amazing FREE Beginner Quilt Patterns to Sew!

Aug 24, 2022 · 3 Comments

Start with this list of 50+ Amazing FREE Beginner Quilt Patterns if you want to learn how to quilt or are looking for an easy basic quilt pattern to sew. There are so many simple quilt tops that are quick and easy to piece. You will be sure to find the right quilt project for you.

50+ FREE Beginner Quilt Patterns

This Amazing list has over 50 FREE Beginner Quilt Patterns that are perfect for making your very first quilt! And did I mention they are all FREE?!

Easy Safari Party Charm Square Quilt and Pattern - Beginner Quilt Pattern

This beginner quilt pattern uses charm squares and can be made quickly! If I had never made a quilt before I would start with this one.

Four Square Simple Charm Pack Baby Quilt and Video! + New Club Havana Fabric

This pattern also uses charm square precuts and is fun to use with bright pops of color or big prints.

Free Baby Quilt Pattern For Beginners - Simple Squares Quilt Pattern

Grab your favorite fat quarters for this easy to piece beginner quilt pattern.

Free Swiss Cross Quilt Pattern - A Modern Black and White Quilt

This modern quilt is super easy to make and can be used with charm squares or can be made with scraps.

Photo Credit: www.polkadotchair.com

Simple Patchwork Color Blocked Baby Quilt Tutorial

This checkerboard patchwork quilt is an easy sew.

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This quilt is modern and simple and can be made quickly.

Photo Credit: www.diaryofaquilter.com

Fast Four Patch Quilt Tutorial | Quilting Tutorial

This quilt is fun for mixing and matching fabrics.

Photo Credit: craftyblossom.blogspot.com

gingham patchwork quilt.

If you like modern farmhouse look this is an easy quilt to make.

Photo Credit: cluckclucksew.com

Strip and Flip Baby Quilt

This quilt pattern is perfect for using jelly roll strips.

Photo Credit: www.polkadotchair.com

Giant Star Baby Quilt Pattern

This giant block quilt is super fast and packs a bold statement.

Photo Credit: www.scatteredthoughtsofacraftymom.com

Free Zig Zag Quilt Pattern and Tutorial

This beginner quilt is precut friendly!

Photo Credit: www.purlsoho.com

Tiny Tile Quilt | Purl Soho

This quilt pattern is modern and minimal and can be made with fat quarters or scraps.

Photo Credit: flamingotoes.com

Fun Flamingo Quilt with Free Pattern |

Flamingo lovers will adore this pixilated flamingo quilt pattern.

Photo Credit: flamingotoes.com

Starry Skies Free Quilt Pattern |

This simple quilt adds a bit of a punch with the star focal point.

Photo Credit: www.quiltylove.com

Mod Charms - Free quilt pattern - Quilty Love

This is another charm pack friendly quilt pattern.

Photo Credit: suzyquilts.com

Indian Summer FREE Baby Quilt Pattern

This quilt pattern uses half-square triangles and another great beginner quilt pattern.

Photo Credit: darcyquilts.com

Rail Fence Quilt Pattern Tutorial

This is an very beginner friendly version of the rail fence quilt pattern.

Photo Credit: www.loandbeholdstitchery.com

Ombre Puff Quilt Tutorial - with VIDEO!

This tradtional puff quilt is so cozy and perfect for a beginner.

Photo Credit: www.simplesimonandco.com

First Aid Quilt (FREE PATTERN!)

This modern quilt is a great pattern for bold solids.

Photo Credit: suzyquilts.com

Retro Plaid Free Quilt Pattern

This giant block quilt pattern is a fun modern pattern to make.

Photo Credit: www.simplesimonandco.com

Peaches & Cream Quilt Tutorial

This pattern uses various size strips and is fat quarter friendly.

Photo Credit: www.fatquartershop.com

Charm Pack Cherry Short Cut Quilt Pattern

Just as the name implies this pattern is all about using charm packs.

Photo Credit: blog.fatquartershop.com

Shortcut Quilt: Half Yard Jam

Use half yards to make these strips for this quilt.

Photo Credit: www.sewcanshe.com

The Jumbo Hashtag Quilt {free pattern!}

In the spirit of instagram and all things social media this is a fun modern pattern.

Photo Credit: www.alderwood-studio.com

Green Gradient Quilt Tutorial

This pattern is a beautiful palette of modern ombre strips.

Photo Credit: alwaysexpectmoore.com

The Knit Quilt

This pattern is super cool because it was inspired by the knit and purl yarn stitches.

Photo Credit: www.sewcanshe.com

Pinwheel Daydreams Free Baby Quilt Pattern

This updated version of a traditional pinwheel quilt is awesome for using a one-way color palette.

Photo Credit: www.scatteredthoughtsofacraftymom.com

Chevron Quilt (the easy way...)

If you are a big chevron fan then this is the pattern for you!

Photo Credit: cluckclucksew.com

Diagonal Strip Quilt Tutorial

This strip quilt uses jelly roll precuts and is easier to make than it looks.

Photo Credit: fortworthfabricstudio.blogspot.com

Arrows Aweigh {Boy Quilt}

These modern arrows are super chic.

Photo Credit: www.michaelannmade.com

Summertime Herringbone Quilt - Now A Free Quilt Pattern!

Herringbone is always a classic and is easy to piece.

Photo Credit: www.woodberryway.com

Rainbow Remix Quilts Tutorial

Who doesn't love rainbows???? This rainbow quilt is so. much. fun!

Photo Credit: modafabrics.wordpress.com

Patchwork Chevron Quilt

Use scraps and patchwork to make this chevron quilt.

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Side Snap Baby Bib Pattern with Terry Cloth

Aug 23, 2022 · 1 Comment

Free Side Snap Baby Bib Pattern! Learn how to sew a quick and easy baby bib with snaps and Terry cloth backing. This simple pattern can be made in under an hour and is the perfect beginner sewing project. It will make a great baby shower gift for any new mama.

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The baby bib pattern comes in size 0 – 6 Months

Be sure to sign up below to access the side snap baby bib pattern.

Download the Pattern

Snap Baby Bib Pattern 4 SizesDownload

Baby Bib Supplies List:

  • 2 Fat Quarters of Cotton, Flannel, Terry Cloth, or Minky Fabric
  • Baby Bib Pattern Template (Available in the Resource Library – Sign up to Access)
  • KAM Snaps, Metal Snaps or Velcro
  • Pins or Wonderclips
  • Sewing Machine Needle
  • Thread
  • Scissors or Rotary Blade and Cutting Mat

Assemble the Pattern

Baby Bib Pattern Tutorial

Step One: Cut out Two (2) of the Baby Bib Pattern Pieces as shown above. In the tutorial pictured above, I cut one from cotton fabric and one from Terry cloth to make it more absorbent. You can choose to cut both the front and back from the same type of fabric.

Step 2: Place Baby Bib pattern piece over fabric rectangle (or pattern piece) with Right Sides of Fabric facing each other. Pin in Place. Stitch around edges using a 1/2” seam. Stop two inches from starting place leaving and opening as shown above.

Step 3 – Clip notches around the outer curves curves and snip straight clips around the inner curves. This will help the fabric on the bib to sit smoothly without wrinkles when turned right side out.

Step 4 – Cut a 1/4″ deep into the seam allowance on each side of the opening, as shown above. Then trim the seam allowance down to 1/4″ around the entire bib leaving a small extended flap on the side.

Step 5 – Turn the bib right side out, rolling the seam allowance flat around the edges. Press with iron to help eliminate the bulky seam allowance.

Step 7 – Tuck the half inch flap on the opening under so it sits flush with the edge of the bib and press to set. Pin in place.

Step 8 – Top stitch 1/8″ around the perimeter of the bib to close the opening and give the baby a bib a professional finish. Press the bib one more time.

Step 9 – Add KAM Snaps or velcro to the baby bib to open and close the bib.

Step 10 – You are all finished. Give the bib to an adorable baby and make some more!

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Baby Bib Pattern

Yield: 1 Baby Bib
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Active Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 20 minutes
Difficulty: beginner
Estimated Cost: 9.00

Free Baby Bib Pattern now available in Four Sizes! Learn how to sew a quick and easy baby bib. It will make a great baby shower gift for any new mama. Get the free printable pattern template.

Materials

  • 2 Fat Quarters of Cotton, Flannel, Terry Cloth, or Minky Fabric
  • Baby Bib Pattern Template (Available in the Resource Library - Sign up to Access)
  • Snaps or Velcro

Tools

  • Pins or Wonderclips
  • Sewing Machine Needle
  • Thread
  • Scissors or Rotary Blade and Cutting Mat

Instructions

  1. Step One: Cut out Two (2) of the Baby Bib Pattern Pieces as shown above. In the tutorial pictured above, I cut one from cotton fabric and one from Terry cloth to make it more absorbent. You can choose to cut both the front and back from the same type of fabric.
  2. Place Baby Bib pattern piece over fabric rectangle (or pattern piece) with Right Sides of Fabric facing each other. Pin in Place. Stitch around edges using a 1/2” seam. Stop two inches from starting place leaving and opening as shown above.
  3. Clip notches around the outer curves curves and snip straight clips around the inner curves. This will help the fabric on the bib to sit smoothly without wrinkles when turned right side out.
  4. Cut a 1/4" deep into the seam allowance on each side of the opening, as shown above.
  5. Then trim the seam allowance down to 1/4" around the entire bib leaving a small extended flap on the bottom.
  6. Turn the bib right side out, rolling the seam allowance flat around the edges. Press with iron to help eliminate the bulky seam allowance.
  7. Tuck the half inch flap on the opening under so it sits flush with the edge of the bib and press to set. Pin in place.
  8. Top stitch 1/8" around the perimeter of the bib to close the opening and give the baby a bib a professional finish. Press the bib one more time.
  9. Add KAM Snaps or velcro to the baby bib to open and close the bib.
  10. You are all finished. Give the bib to an adorable baby and make some more!

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Easy DIY baby headband pattern free sewing – Knot Bow Headband Pattern and Tutorial

Aug 5, 2022 · 95 Comments

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Are you ready for the perfect gift or a baby or toddler?  Learn how to sew these Easy DIY baby headband pattern free sewing,  This Knot Bow Headband Pattern and Tutorial is simple to make and looks adorable on any little girl!

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I am totally gushing over these because as you can see they are ridiculously cute!!!  And because I think that every little girl should wear one, I put together a FREE Pattern and tutorial for you!  The pattern includes a Knot Bow Headband Pattern for girls sizes Newborn – 2T.  There are 4 different sizes you can make and come with easy to download instructions.  Yay.  And better yet, it is a super simple and fast DIY.  Like 15 minutes.  Seriously.  My favorite kind of project!

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Baby Headband Sewing Pattern

The headband sewing pattern has been updated to also include sizes: small child, child, and teen/adult. So now you can use the pattern to make a headband in any size.

**** The pattern now also includes fabric requirements, recommendations, and helpful sewing notions. There is also a video tutorial to guide you on how to se it.

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If you are new to sewing knits I have included some helpful tools below.  The Knot Bow Pattern PDF comes in several sizes and options:

  • Narrow Knot Bow Sewing Pattern and Wide Knot Bow Sewing Pattern
  • 0 – 3 Months
  • 6 – 12 Months
  • 12 – 18 Months
  • 2T
  • Child
  • Teen
  • Adult

Table of contents

  • Baby Headband Sewing Pattern
    • Other Posts You Might Enjoy
    • Knot Bow Headband Pattern Supplies Needed
    • Download the Pattern
    • Assemble the Pattern
    • Baby Headband Pattern Instructions
    • Watch the Video on Youtube
    • Pin Easy DIY baby headband pattern free sewing – Knot Bow Headband Pattern and Tutorial for Later!
Knot Bow Headband Instructions

Knot Bow Headband Instructions

Prep Time: 10 minutes
Active Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 20 minutes

Learn to make your own DIY Headband with these easy instructions and the video for sewing the Knot Bow Headband Pattern. You will need to download the Knot Bow Headband Sewing Pattern (available in sizes baby - Adult) located in the resource library. You can click on the graphic leading to it in the post or find it in the navigation menu located at the top of the site.

Materials

  • Stretch Thread
  • 1/4 Yard Knit Fabric (Jersey or Interlock)
  • Starch (Optional)

Tools

  • Walking Foot
  • Ballpoint/Microtex Needle
  • Scissors or Rotary Cutter

Instructions

  1. Step 1 - Fold the fabric in half Right Sides Together (RST) and place Knot Bow Headband Pattern piece on it with the short end on the fold. how-to-make-a-knot-bow-headband-coral-and-co
  2. Step 2 - Place Knot Bow Headband Pattern Pieces RST. 
  3. Step 3 - Pin in place.  how-to-sew-a-knot-bow-headband-coral-and-co
  4. Step 4 - Sew around raw edges of the Headband using a 1/4" seam leaving a 1" opening. 
  5. Step 5 - Trim ends to reduce bulk and turn right side out.  Step 6 -Slipstitch 1" opening closed.how-to-sew-a-knot-bow-headband-coral-and-co

Notes

Tips on using different types of Knit Fabrics:

Jersey Knit is a stretchier type of knit fabric but tends to roll when the edges are cut, making it more difficult to sew. To remedy this it is helpful to spray the fabric with starch and iron before cutting.

Interlock Knit is a more stable knit and while it doesn't stretch as much it tends to be more stable when sewing, does not roll when cut and does not require starching and ironing before cutting the fabric.

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Here are some of the pretty little headbands I made for Christmas gifts using the Headband Pattern.  Adorbs!easy-baby-headband-pattern-sewing-free

The fabric I used above is organic knit from Spoonflower.  I absolutely love Spoonflower, the trendiness, and a variety of designs crazy.  I mean, they are so spot-on, on what is new and cool.  If you don’t know about Spoonflower yet, it is a print on demand company where you can make your own designs or use other designers.

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 There are lots of fabric types to choose from, and they even print wrapping paper!  Watch out Christmas!  A few details about the type of knit fabric.   It is Organic Cotton Interlock, and comes printed 56″.  It is a little stiff when you first get it from the printing, but once washed softens right up.

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Knot Bow Headband Pattern Supplies Needed

  • Jersey Knit Fabric with at least 50% stretch
  • Clear Plastic Ruler
  • Rotary Cutter
  • Self Healing Mat
  • Walking Foot (* Optional but very helpful)
  • Pins or Clips
  • Stretch Thread
  • Jersey Ball Point Needle
  • Knot Bow Headband Pattern (Located in the Resource Library)

Download the Pattern

2020 Knot Bow Headband Expanded Sizes Coral + Co.Download

Assemble the Pattern

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If you haven’t sewn with knits before I recommend using a walking foot and some stretch thread in the bottom.  Add a stretch stitch and easy as pie!  You can check out the tribal knot headband and the strawberry knot headband I made last year to go with Ava’s outfits.

Baby Headband Pattern Instructions

  1. – Fold fabric in half Right Sides Together (RST) and place Knot Bow Headband Pattern piece on it with the short end on the fold.how-to-make-a-knot-bow-headband-coral-and-co
  2. – Place Knot Bow Headband Pattern Pieces RST.
  3. – Pin in place. how-to-sew-a-knot-bow-headband-coral-and-co
  4. – Sew around raw edges of the Knot Bow Headband using a 1/4″ seam leaving a 1″ opening.
  5. – Trim ends to reduce bulk and turn right side out.  Step 6 -Slipstitch 1″ opening closed.how-to-sew-a-knot-bow-headband-coral-and-co

Watch the Video on Youtube

***** You can find the Knot Bow Headband Pattern in the Resource Library.

*** If you need tips for sewing with knits check out this Guide to Sewing with Knits from Heather Handmade.

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