Inspiration and Tutorials — Tutorial

Charm Pack Tote: Because You Probably Have a Charm Pack Sitting Around Anyway Strawberry season is popping off and so is your stash. If you’ve got a charm pack you bought on impulse (looking at you, Kimberly Kight’s Strawberry collection), congratulations: you’re halfway to a tote bag. This is one of those “quick” projects that’s actually quick… ish. It can be done in a day, okay? Honestly, you don’t need much to make it work. I’ll even tell you how I tweaked our DIY tote kit pattern to make it charm-pack friendly, because I’m nice like that. What You’ll Need...

Hi, Tawnee here, today I’m sharing one of my favorite little sewing tricks: how to pattern match your quilt backing so it looks like one seamless, glorious piece of fabric. Whether you're working with a bold floral or spooky skulls and moths (like I am here), pattern matching helps your quilt backing look like one continuous piece instead of having an obvious seam line running through it.  *You absolutely do not have to match your quilt backing! This is just a little bonus you can do to add a nice touch. What You’ll Need: Two pieces of backing fabric (two...

Hey friends! If you've been looking for a fun, easy-to-follow tutorial to make a cozy, loose-fitting jacket, you're in the right place. This chore coat jacket tutorial is perfect for layering and uses the Ruby Star Society pre-hemmed toweling - which, yes, is as amazing as it sounds! Shop Ruby Star Society toweling fabric . The original inspiration came from Alexia Marcelle Abegg and Devon, who created a tutorial on how to transform toweling fabric into a chic, functional jacket. We loved the idea so much that we followed her steps and created a video series to guide you through...

A tutorial for making a toddler quilt using a Jelly Roll Precut.