Tutorial

Got loose tools that you want to keep safe and snug in a convenient place? Well, you're in luck as Christy Burcham at WeAllSew has the perfect tutorial for you to make a "super-simple box-bottom zipper pouch to hold your favorite sewing essentials." Plus, it comes with an appliquéd and embroidered heart as the cherry on top!

What do you do with your plastic shopping bags? You want to do your part to better the world and not just throw them away, right? So you choose to recycle and reuse them for grocery shopping and around the house. But what do you do when those bags start to accumulate? Emily Hall at WeAllSew has the tutorial just for you to make a Plastic Bag Holder to store them efficiently and with a decorative flair.

Do you have a serger? Do you have fabric scraps? (Of course you do, you're a quilter!) Do you have a little bit of time on your hands? Then you have the three ingredients needed for this fast and fun project from Jaime David at WeAllSew. Learn how to sew a Serger Scrunchie in no time at all and whip up a bunch of quick gifts for both you and your friends!

Time is precious, and saving some where you can is always appreciated. So why not whip up this Quilt As You Go Table Runner from Kate Toney at WeAllSew to decorate the table with. You'll be able to pull it together in the afternoon and still have time to enjoy dinner in the evening!

This step-by-step tutorial from Lori Kennedy at WeAllSew to make a Free-Motion Quilted Bunny will have you ready for spring. Now get going - “Quick like a bunny!”

Sylvain Bergeron at WeAllSew needed to make a wrap of some kind to protect his rolled-up art quilts to take to a lecture, class, or event. He had been using a heavy plastic bag designed for fabric rolls, which worked relatively well, to a point. A bag has a set size and it could become too small (too tight) or too big (too loose) if he rolled up too many or too few quilts together. So he opted to make a "wrap", a flat piece of fabric with ties to cinch it just right (but not tightly) for whatever size of roll he had to protect. Think of it as a soft protective tarp.

With Easter coming up sooner than you think, it's time to start prepping those Easter baskets. But you can't make an Easter basket a little bit of work first, right? That's why Minki Kim over at WeAllSew has got you covered with this tutorial on how to make a fun and fresh Quilted Easter Basket to both collect your eggs and store your holiday goodies.

With just over a week till St. Patrick's Day, it's time to start getting those decorations ready for the festivities ahead. Whether you're making a quilt, table runner, or just want to add some decorative stitching to something you've already made, Lori Kennedy at WeAllSew has got you covered by showing you how to Free-Motion quilt a St. Patrick's Day Hat.

Minki Kim from WeAllSew has a great project you can make with your kids, a Quilt-As-You-Go Trivet Set.

We've talked before about the many different ways you can bind a quilt, including binding with ruffles, big stitch binding, and mitered binding. So why now add another tool to your toolbelt and learn how to do Decorative Stitch Binding from Julie Bridgeman at WeAllSew.

Everybody has a throw pillow on their couch, but most people don't have one that stands out and makes you say wow. Make a DIY Textured Throw Pillow that adds a "pop of color and character to your home" from this tutorial by ​Erika Mulvenna at WeAllSew and have your couch be the envy of your friend's couches.

We all know that four-leaf clovers are lucky but hard to find. Pat Bravo at WeAllSew says, "Instead of finding your own luck, why not create your own magic with something handmade, especially with St. Patrick’s Day around the corner." Learn how to make your own St. Patrick's Day Wall Hanging that is shaped like a four-leaf clover in this fun tutorial.

Use your sewing machine to add a pop of color to any window! Erika Mulvenna at WeAllSew shows you how to make a Pojagi Patchwork Suncatcher finished with machine stitched pojagi seams.

And here's a project you can do if you actually want to watch the game. Khara Plicanic at WeAllSew has "the perfect project for a beginner or if you’re short on time" for Valentine's Day. It is a simple and elegant Cross-Stitch pattern for that special card for that special someone in your life.

Take some time to bust your stash and make an assortment of 6" Ombre Heart Quilt Blocks from Julie Cefalu at The Crafty Quilter.

From Spoonflower: "Need the perfect handmade gift for your pet this Valentine’s Day? Say “I ruff you” with a Fleece snuffle mat great for dog (or cat!) enrichment and treat hunting. Snuffle mats, a giggle-worthy name, give our furry friends a hefty mental workout as they navigate their noses through flaps of fabric searching for snacks."

What's better than cards on Valentine's Day (and all the love and thought put into them)? The candy that comes with them of course! But how will you carry that candy to and fro once the day is done? Enter Stacy Schlyer from WeAllSew and her Valentine Treat Bag. Create this easy-to-make bag and you'll be all set for candy (and love) come this February 14th!

It's February on Wednesday, which means we're just two weeks shy of Valentine's Day. That's plenty of time to make this Modern Love Mini Quilt from Erika Mulvenna at WeAllSew. "This mini wall hanging has a retro vibe with an 8-bit graphic lettering style, inspired by Robert Indiana’s famous “LOVE” sculptures." Make it for someone you love, yourself, or as decoration for that party you're going to throw. Whatever the occasion, we just know you'll "LOVE" it when it's done.

Cherry Guidry of Cherry Blossoms and WeAllSew is sharing a sweet Hugs and Kisses Mini Quilt tutorial for Valentine’s day. This little quilt is easy and fun, and you just need a few scraps in shades of pink and red, one or two white backgrounds, and your favorite sewing machine! So gather your supplies and make something pretty for the 14th (which will be here sooner than you think)!