Come on Barbie, let's go party! The realise of the highly anticipated Barbie movie is just around the corner, so what better way to be...

It's the season for quilting, and this fabric is a great choice if you want to cheat at patchwork! The design comes from my organic cotton collection called Forest Journal which will be in stores next week! It is called 'forest patchwork' and has small squares of different hand-drawn designs including toadstools, books and flowers. Patchwork print fabric is great if you want that handmade look but don't want to spend hours sewing small pieces of fabric together. The colours a

A ruffled apron has been on my mind for the longest time, so when I revied this adorable fabric from The Craft Cotton Company , I knew it...

Put your own stamp on the popular patchwork fashion trend this summer with these adorable patchwork shorts. Not only is it a fun way to...

Sew up a cute headband for little ones this Easter. This fun, crafty project is a great for using up small pieces of fabrics and is...

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...

Make these custome fit slippers in any size! You could use a fleece fabric for the lining for extra comfort or add some elastic around the h

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

This project is the perfect scrap buster and a great way to accessorise your me-made outfits! All you need is 2 strips of fabric and an...

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

Here's a simple drawstring bag with a cute little extra, perfect for Easter time! I've used elegant floral fabrics, who says these bags...

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 quick sewing project that's both useful and fun to make? This DIY phone stand bean bag is a simple scrap-busting project that creates a handy holder for your phone while you watch videos, follow tutorials, make video calls, or browse hands free. Made using small pieces of fabric and a little bean bag filling, this beginner-friendly sewing project comes together in no time and is a great way to use up leftover materials from larger projects. It also makes a thoug

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

An easy, no sewing top hat headband that is great for kids parties and dressing up. You don't need much fabric for this project and you...

I’ve made this quilt and cushion using the rag technique for my daughter’s bedroom. This Miffy fabric is new from Craft Cotton Company...

I’ve made these adorable pyjamas and matching eye mask using the Simplicity pattern 8806. I’ve adapted the eye mask from a cat to a...

This was the first time I’d made an item of clothing so I went for something small and some what simple! This is the Butterick pattern...

How could I resist making something for my little girl from the Miffy range, it's a classic! I've made a small shoulder bag for her using...