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Ironing Board Cover
A brilliant way to brighten up your sewing or laundry space.
The Arden Bag
This is great all round useful Shopper bag.
Potato Printing A Henley Zippy Bag
This is a great way to add decoration to any of our bag projects
Henley Zippy Bag
A great little bag for keeping those essentials in!
Sir Toby Belch Bowtie
A lovely project, perfect for gifting or to wear yourself
Sir John Falstaff Tie
Sewing with Sequins
Sewing with Velvet
A wonderful guide to sewing with Velvet fabrics
Digital Sewing Planner
Our lovely digital planner to help you plan all your new projects!
How to make a needle storage book
A lovely way to store your needles using up your left over fabric.
Make Your Own Make Up Remover Pads
How to make your own make up remover pads
How to make a simple drawstring bag
Lovely quick project to make a useful drawstring bag
How To Make a Simple Scrunchie
How to make your own hair scrunchie!
how to make a Twist Turban Headband
How to make your own headband!
How To Make A Throw It All In Bag
Half Square Triangle Quilted Cushion
An in-depth project to teach you how to make your own quilted cushion
How To Make A Linen Apron
Learn how to make our lovely linen apron
How To Make A Trivet Mitt
Make yourself a lovely bespoke pan holder which doubles as a oven mitt!
How To Make a Tea Cosy
Make your own lovely tea cosy
Upcycled Picnic Blanket
A fun picnic rug, made by using your old jeans!
Infinity Scarf
An easy project to get you started with sewing, or a quick and satisfying make to finish off any outfit.
Cutting out
Cut out all the pattern pieces ready to lay on to the fabrics
Cutting Out
Cut out all the pattern pieces ready to lay on to the fabrics
Measuring
Measure the Polystyrene Balls
Cutting out
Cutting out
Sewing the tie pieces together
Types of sequin fabrics
Different types of velvet
Sewing the Outer Booklet
Scrunchie Project
Headband Project
Sewing the Shell
A Bit of Prep
How to prep for this project
How To Cut Out Your Apron
Making Your Mitt
Making Your Pattern
How To Make A Denim Picnic Blanket
How to Make a Rope Bowl
A Bit of Prep
Transfer the pattern info to your fabrics
Making up the corner
This is the bit that makes the bag special
Cutting Fabric strips
Cutting Multiple layers to make more necklaces
Sewing in the zip
Sewing together
Completing the tie tips
Sewing with sequins – Do’s
Nap Direction
Adding the Inner
Sewing the Lining
Making your Triangles
Making The Straps
Making Your Cosy
Making up the Outer Pocket and the Handles
Once you know how to make up the outer pocket you can chose to add one to two to your own bag
Sewing up the bag
Now the corner section is pinned on you can sew up the rest of the bag
Sewing the Strips together
Joining the shorter strips to create a long bias strip
Sewing in the lining at the zip
Clipping edges
Finishing the central seam
Sewing with sequins – Don’ts
Laying and cutting out the pattern
Finishing the bag
Making The Front Main Panel
Sewing The Back Panels
Making up the Outer Bag
Now you sew up the rest of the outer bag
Hemming the Handles
The handles need to be finished off next
Creating the Tube
Sewing the sides of the bag
Pulling Through
Final touches
Pocket Flap
Adding a pocket flap can really add to the finish of your cargo pocket
Marking out Stabilising
Making The Bias Binding
Making The Apron Pockets
Making up the inside Zipped Pocket
Again once you know how to make up the inside pocket you can decide how may you want in your bag.
Creating the Necklace
Sewing the base of the bag
Adding the Clip and Slider
Sewing Velvet
Attaching the Neck Band
Finishing Edge Of Backing
Making The Apron Side Panels
Making up the Bag Lining
Making up the bag lining is very similar to the outer bag.
Bagging out the bag
Pressing Velvet
How To Make Up The Cushion
Attaching The Front Panels To The Side Panels
Finishing off the bag
Turn the bag through and finish it off
Finishing up
Finishing seams and hems
Adding Binding and Finishing The Cushion With Mitred Corners
Attaching Back Panels To The Side Panels
Attaching The Bib And The Straps
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