A Free Sewing Project: Heart Patchwork Table Runner If you’re looking for a quick, satisfying quilting project that uses simple techniques but feels really special once it’s finished, this heart patchwork table runner is a lovely one to try. This free quilting pattern project is all about classic patchwork skills coming together in a relaxed, approachable way. You’ll sew half square triangles, use snowballed corners to shape the hearts, and finish everything off with self bi

Make a Reusable Fabric ‘Paper’ Chain Garland – No Sewing Required! I’m so excited to share a quick and fun project that’s perfect for the festive season - using up scraps, or just showing off a fabric you love! This fabric paper chain garland is a no-sew project, which means it’s super beginner-friendly, quick to make, and endlessly customisable. I’ve been playing with my new Celestial Stitches fabric collection for this one, but you can use any fabric you love. Stripes, fl

DIY Lavender Bags There’s something so special about lavender, isn’t there? Every summer I find myself drawn to those little purple blooms in the garden - they’re beautiful to look at, but the scent is what really gets me. This year I finally had a go at harvesting and dry i ng my own lavender. It felt very wholesome cutting the stems, hanging them upside down in bunches, and waiting for the flowers to dry. And now comes the fun part: actually using them! As summer comes to

Folded Circle Sewing Project This is such a fun little project to sew - it starts with simple fabric circles, and with a few folds and...

Placemats Sewing Tutorial - Add a handmade touch to your table with these sweet heart-shaped placemats! They’re beginner-friendly, quick...

If you love quilting techniques that add texture and dimension, the Origami Pinwheel block is a must-try! This clever design uses folded...

Keep your sewing machine dust-free and looking great with this fun DIY dust cover! In this tutorial, I'll show you how to sew a simple square-in-square quilt block and turn it into a fully lined cover with side panels. It's a great way to use up some of your favourite fabrics and add a personal touch to your sewing space. For this project, you’ll need eight 10" fabric squares . (It's a great project for layer cake packs!) I’ve used all different prints that I had in my fabric

Bring even more charm to your Gingerbread House Cushion with our free downloadable appliqué shapes!

Looking for heartfelt DIY Christmas gifts? Explore these 12 free sewing projects, from fabric baskets to cushion covers, and add a personal

Take a trip down memory lane with me as I revisit my very first sewing tutorial and YouTube video project from 2019! These versatile...

Create a cosy, quilted cushion cover using a whirlwind style quilting block made from half square triangles. This tutorial uses echo quiltin

Step-by-step instructions on how to make a heart-shaped cushion cover. Sew some love into your home with this adorable heart-shaped...

Sewing patchwork curtains DIY - Creating a patchwork curtain is not only a fantastic way to introduce vibrant colours and personality to...

Bunting is the perfect finishing touch for a party setting or even to decorate in your home. Using a ric rac trim gives each pennant a...

This simple but fun cushion cover is a great addition to any living space or bedroom. The circular shape brings variety to square and...

Decorate your notebook with this useful cover! There is a pen pocket on the side with a button closure as well as a pocket on the inside....

These cute pumpkins are perfect to sew up this Autumn for your home. Make them spooky with Halloween farbic or use ornage tones for an...

This wall hanging is sure to put a smile on any cat lovers face! This is a fun way to decorate your home or why not gift it to a fellow...

This type of applique is called a ‘Dresden Plate’ and has been used in quilting for many years. There are different variations and...

This large cushion cover uses half -square triangles to create a fun chevron design. It’s the perfect size for a floor cushion for kids...

These simple scatter cushions are great for adding colour to your living room or bedroom. They have an invisible zip in the bottom so...

Reverse applique is a technique whereby the top layer of fabric is cut away to reveal a different fabric underneath. This project uses...

Storage boxes are so handy to have around the home. They are perfect for babies or kids’ bedrooms for storing nappies, toiletries or...

If you’re looking to reduce single use plastic waste in your kitchen, beeswax fabric is a great alternative! The reusable fabric can be...

Bed runners are a great finishing touch to a bedroom and this large patchwork style can incorporate up to 5 different prints to suit your...

This cushion cover is a always a favorite for kids. The pocket on the front of the cushion is the pefect size for little ones to keep...

Add a touch of handmade charm to your home with this DIY pleated cushion cover tutorial. Featuring three tiers of neat knife pleats,...

Sewing a piped round cushion Circle cushions are such an easy way to add interest to a sofa, bed, or reading nook. They break up all the straight lines and instantly make a space feel more styled. This version includes a piped edge and a zip fastening, so it looks polished but is still very doable if you’re comfortable with basic sewing. What you’ll need - 17” cushion pad 17” square of front fabric 18” square of back fabric 110” of piping cord Strip of contrasting fabric 48”

Use a 5 piece fat quarter pack you can make this handy double oven glove, a necessity for every kitchen! What you’ll need: A fat quarter...

This fun blanket has a pocket on the back so that you can fold it away, making it compact and easy to carry or store when not in use!...

How to sew a floor pouf Make this comfy floor pouf (pouffe) for your living room – it's perfect as a footrest for relaxing, an extra...

Finished size – 38” x 58” What you’ll need – 3 x Tropical Bohemian 5 fat quarter packs (you can use left over fabric to make matching...

DIY Fabric Letters Looking for a quick and creative project with no sewing involved? These padded fabric letters are such a lovely way to personalise a child’s bedroom, nursery, or playroom. They’re soft, lightweight, and made using just a fat quarter of fabric per letter, perfect for using up prints you love. What you’ll need: Fabric (1 fat quarter per letter is plenty) Paper mâché letters (approx. 8” tall) Mine are from Hobbycraft Polyester wadding or toy filling Glue (choo

What you’ll need for a 13” square cushion– 13” square Cushion pad 2 fat quarters of contrasting fabric (you might have some left over!)...

Happy Sewing Saturday! Do you like to upcycle? Or want to to get into it but not sure where to start? Upcycling is a great way to get...

An easy to make cushion cover that shows off your favorite fabric designs with piping to match. This cushion is a simple way to decorate...

The Craft Cotton Company have teamed up with The V&A Museum for their second 5-piece collection to celebrate one of the most famous names...

Here's a step by step guide to make your own Christmas presents place mat which you can make into a table runner and even coasters to...

This 4 patch cushion is a great and simple way of showing the designs of your fabric. It has an envelope back and you can add a self...

Bunting is such an easy way to decorate for any party! You could customise with letters to spell out a child's name or numbers to really...

Looking for a fun sewing project that children will actually use? This DIY bean bag chair is a simple sewing project that creates a cosy reading nook, gaming seat, or relaxing corner for little ones. Made from just a few rectangles of fabric, a zip, and bean bag filling, it's much easier to sew than it looks. This bean bag chair is a great project for confident beginners and can be customised with your favourite fabrics to suit any bedroom or playroom. Whether you're sewing a

Lampshades are a fun way of updating any space in your home, adding a pop of colour and personality! With no sewing required, this...

If you would like to learn how to upholster furniture but want to start out small, a foot stool is a perfect beginner project! Either...

This is a simple way to make a round cushion cover for your home. The pleated style is very elegant and would look great in print or...

Add character to you home with your own home-made curtain. It is the focal point for any room and is a great way to coordinate your...

I've made these super easy plant pot covers using gorgeous Craft Cotton Company fabric designed by The Tiny Garden, but you don't have to...

This is a quick and easy method to make this lovely Union Jack cushion cover! You can use scrap pieces of fabric in whichever colour and...

What you'll need: 20” x 20” Pinwheel backing fabric [green leaves] 20” x 20” Contrasting fabric for the pinwheel [pink spot] 40” x 30”...