Free Post Sewing Planning a Knit-Fabric Sewing Pattern, with Links Cassie shares links and inspiration for planning a new pattern to make a custom bodice and attach it to an existing skirt
Free Post Sewing Summer Backpacks for Kids I decided I wanted to make some cute backpacks for the kids, so they would have something to carry their things in. As they get older they can be more "in charge" of their bags and can pack and handle them solo.
Free Post Sewing Cozy Winter Fleece Hat for Toddlers (with sewing pattern!) I couldn't find a winter hat I liked for Saira so I designed my own and created a free printable PDF so you can make your own too!
Free Post Sewing Christmas 2019: Turning an Old T-Shirt into a New Romper I hate throwing away old clothes so instead I turned an old shirt into a new baby romper for my daughter. It made a great Christmas present!
Free Post Sewing How to Quickly Turn a Kids Onesie into a T-Shirt Armed with a scissors, sewing machine, and thread, you can quickly refashion those old onesies into shirts for your kiddos.
Free Post Sewing Christmas 2019: Toddler Boy's Robe Cassie sewed Rami a robe using a free pattern from Melly Sews for the 2019 holiday season. It turned out to be a great project if you're learning to sew!
Free Post Sewing Pre-Teen Dress, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Science Our niece picked out a fun STEM "math formula" fabric and Cassie shares how to sew a dress with buttons using a popular free pattern from Life Sew Savory
Free Post Sewing 2019 Halloween Costumes, Part 2: The Witch and The Tin Man In part 2, Cassie explains how to put together a Witch and Tin-Man costume for our Wizard of Oz themed Halloween.
Free Post Sewing ReFashioning Baby Dresses from Men's Dress Shirts Cassie reuses some old shirts to practice making baby dresses and you can follow some simple projects to do it yourself!
Free Post Sewing 2019 Halloween Costumes, Part 1 The big reveal as to what we're wearing for this Halloween season!
Free Post Sewing Learning to Sew Sewing is not something I've always done in my life. It hasn't been as omnipresent as knitting has been. When Kamran and I got married five (almost six!) years ago,
