Need a guy who can snuggle, but won’t steal the remote? The boyfriend pillow is just for you!

Everyone needs a twirlable skirt for the summer. Learn how to make an embroidered version for your little girl.

This bag may be called ‘Granny’, but it’s far from old looking in my opinion!

Forget dad, I want this Safari Duffel to carry around!

Now your baby can match your table… transform a placemat into a bib!

Well, darn it! I just bought a pattern that looks exactly like this free Bowled Over Bag tutorial.

Have an owl lover in your house? They might be thrilled if you make this jumper.

Big Blooms perfect for your hair, embellishing clothing, or just wearing as a brooch.

Win a bundle of Bari J’s new fabrics, Bijoux.

A little bit ombre, a little bit tulle, a lot cute: The Shoreline Dress.

Have a summer road trip in your future? These vehicle storage bags are ideal for kids and grownups alike!

Everyone loves a good bag, this messenger may fit the bill. Of course, if you’re into recycling this Billboard Messenger is even better (shameless plug).

A cute take on a little girl’s A-Line dress, just by adding some ‘knit loops’!

Even the littlest guy can rock out when you make one of these guitar plushies.

Keep your sunnies safe with this Funky Sunglass carrier.

My daughter has requested a Pleated Maxi Skirt. This may very well be the next tutorial I give a try.

A lot of times men get left out of the free tutorials you see on the internet. Melly Sews has taken care of this problem with her Math Geek button down shirt.

Create a cute tie top just in time for summer!

In need of a last minute Mother’s Day gift? This cosmetic case would make a perfect present.

Head out to brunch this Sunday in a gorgeous, new pleated wrap skirt.

Go ‘hands free’ when you have to carry your little on on your hip. The Pea Pod Carrier is designed to carry tots up to 35 pounds and is quick and easy to put on and put your child in!

Play a fun fabric match-up game for a chance to win 24 yards of material!

What kid wouldn’t love this Mickey\Minnie Mouse hooded towel?

I’m not sure if I like this tutorial more because it’s a J Crew knock-off or the fact that it’s made in a Tiffany blue chevron (which has become my favorite color\design for fabric).

You know you still have a braided belt hidden somewhere in a drawer. Whip it out and turn it into a handle for your new messenger bag.

For the artist on the go: Sac-artiste! (The PDF is not in English and may require translation before sewing)

Are you on Twitter? Want to win some fabulous thread? Aurifil is giving away a Tula Pink prize pack just for tweeting what you love about them!

If you have lots of reward\gift cards lying around, keep them organized with a pretty zipper card pouch.

The best thing about this skirt isn’t just the fabric, it’s the fact that it has pockets too!

Go hands-free when you make Sew4Home’s scrap-busting belt pouch for your phone!

Looking for an interesting quilt block for your next throw? This broken herringbone design definitely makes a statement!

It may be labeled as a wedding dress, but I can definitely see this dress working for prom or even just a night on the town (I love it).

It only takes a few measurements and 3 seams to make this caftan.

Be comfy and look fashionable with this free Scoop Top pattern & tutorial.

If you love clutches, you won’t want to miss this tutorial for a scalloped edge design – it’s too cute! But if bigger bags are your thing, you’ll love the Tatanne.

Turn a button-down shirt and some lace into a new blocked top.

Having a Cinco de Mayo get together? These pinata place cards are adorable and a great way to decorate your table.

Learn how draft a pattern to make a custom wrap dress.

Channel spring with this colorful rainbow skirt for girls (make this in the right colors and it would work for a Cinco de Mayo event as well!).

Looking for a gift to give to mom this Mother’s Day? Why not whip up a cute & flirty apron?

Martha Stewart says that nothing makes a meal more elegant than cloth napkins. Learn how to dress up your table by making your own.

This snappy toddler top is so cute, I wish it came in my size.

Yep, I’m making one of these Friendly Tote\Backpacks… for myself – they are too cute (especially that mustache).

If this week’s Earth Day events got you rethinking your impact on the environment, why not stitch up a few reuseable grocery bags to get started.

This pouch doesn’t just protect your scissors, but it’s a great project to use up your scraps.

Love working with leather, but hate to sew it? These business card holders are a great way to use leather tools and don’t require a sewing machine.

I’m pretty sure every week I come up with a new pillow I like. This week? A pleated pintuck version.

I love that infinity dresses are still popular, even in formal wear. Learn how to make a floor length version that’s perfect for night time!

These fat quarter bags are so easy to make, you’ll want to stitch up a whole slew of them!

Need an excuse to try out some free motion embroidery? The Artsy Bag is the perfect reason to test out this technique.

Make a fun, sleeveless A-line dress that’s perfect for your 3 year old girl.

A diaper stacker is a perfect way to keep your nappies organized, but out of sight.

You know what I find irresistible? Drop bottom pjs (well, in kids at least). Learn how to make your own version here.

Bring a little interest to an ordinary stool with a ruffled slipcover.

Get ready for this summer’s vacation. You can start by making this makeup brush roll (It would also make a great Mother’s Day gift).

This J. Crew knock-off is labeled as a beach cover up, but it’s definitely pretty enough out!

Looking for a novel pillow to spruce up a room? This adorable Little Red Riding Hood House pillow will do the trick – I just love those shutters!

Don’t toss those old jeans! Transform them into an apron – this may be the cutest one I’ve seen.

Rhonda’s dress is so pretty, no one will believe that it’s made from 2 rectangles. Get the tutorial here to make your own!

If you have a dinosaur lover in your house, you can’t pass up making one of these fun Stegosaurus Hooded Towels.

If you’re like me, it seems like I’m always going to a baby shower lately. Be the hit of the party when you show up with this diaper bag or even this travel bag with changing pad.

Keeping the dust off your sewing machine never looked prettier.

Not only is this bib adorable, it’s name is to: Slobber Monkey.

Show the world how crafty your are, just by looking into your eyes… well, sunglasses.

There’s no sewing involved, but I still really like these mini top hats. Now where could I wear one of these?

High-Low dresses are very trendy. Learn how to make your own just by using your favorite t-shirt as a pattern.

I never thought how handy a car organizer would be until my daughter started driving one of our cars and piling everything into it. I may be making one of these.

A new way to use up fabric scraps… Bracelets!

A changing mat that has it all and folds itself up into a tiny clutch.

Perfect for the woman on the go: Notepad Folders.

Use laminated fabrics to create an easy to sew, water resistant bib. Buy enough fabric and you can recover your high chair too!

Toadstools can be beautiful, especially when they’re made into one of these needle books.

Get ready for spring with this flutter sleeve top.

Who needs Kate Spade when you can make this pleated skirt yourself?

Since it looks as if I’m taking up knitting, I’ve started looking at project bags to sew. I like that this one has a drawstring to keep everything inside.

If you’ve always wanted to sew a maxi dress, but have been turned off by working with knits, then this tutorial is for you. Plus it has pockets, too!

Bling your sneeks – I must try this!

What do you get when you cross fashion and Mad Men? Mad Men Paper Dolls. Perfect when you can’t sew, but still want to create stunning garments.

Adding a bit of lace to the sides of a too tight tank doesn’t just save a favorite tank, it creates a great on-trend look, too.

Whether you’re on a walk or spending the day shopping, this stroller bag is large enough to carry everything you need when you’re away from home.

You could win a Bernina 710, just by drawing an original fabric design! Plus you’ll receive 5 yards of your finished fabric!

Speaking of winning fabric…. SewCanShe is giving away a yard of Minky & Coordinating material – perfect for sewing up cuddly blankets.

Go Green. Sew up your own reusable towels.

Believe it or not, it’s still snowing here. I know at some point it has to stop, so I’m planning ahead to summer… Like these fun mermaid tail beach towels!

Looking for an unusual pincushion to use in your sewing room? This one uses woven strips of fabric to give it it’s unique style.

Upcycle an old sweater into a pair of slippers.

Create a draped top in 15 minutes (the site is not in English).

A bow tie pillow that’s easy to make and super adorable.

Channel spring by creating a rainbow skirt.

This Cabrio bag may be labeled for kids, but I think it’s the perfect size for me.

No little girl could resist wearing a dress called Pixie Dust!

Everything will have it’s place when you stitch up this 6-pocket tote bag.

These little egg chicks will sew up so quick, you’ll have a whole clutch of them before Easter!

Love Victoria Secret’s lace bandeau, but don’t like the price? Learn how to make your own.

Spring is here! This drapey blouson top is perfect for the warmer weather.

Sew up a girl’s headband just in time for spring sports. Once your done put them on your new ribbon headband holder.

A great shell\top that looks great by itself or under your favorite jacket.

A perfect look for prom or formal event: The Ribbon Tie Clutch.

This tutorial doesn’t just show you how to make a cute girls’ dress, but a matching kid’s size purse.

Give your kids the comfiest seat in the house – perfect for when they reading, watching tv, or playing games.

I have two coffee bags that I should really put to good use. I’m thinking of making one of these bags.

Dreaming of days on the beach? This tote screams summer days!

Sew a pretty pot holder in about an hour.

A pair of boys’ shorts perfect for playing, lounging, or sleeping in.

For Pleats Sake, it’s an absolutely adorable purse!

Spring is officially here. Make a beautiful Empire Waist Blouse to celebrate!

When I see these Terry Cats, I want to sing “Soft Kitty”.

Looking for a fun bag to carry around this spring? Show off your stitches with this Bohemian Shoulder bag – it’s a great way to combine embroidery, silk, and ‘jewels’!

If you’re full-busted, you’ll love this tutorial on refashioning a maxi dress!

These zippered Hungry Bunnies are a great basket stuff – perfect for storing tiny treat, money, or just sit there being cute!

Easter is just a week a way. Make an adorable accessory for your little girl’s dress with this Easter Bonnet Headband tutorial.

The bag so nice, you can use it twice (and get a different look)! It’s a reversible school Messenger Bag!

Learn how to knock-off a Pottery Barn Kids comforter (I think this would work for boys as well, just change up the color scheme and eliminate the rick-rack).

Take taggies to a new level with these adorable Ship Ahoi stuffies. Any baby would love these!

This tote bag designed by Oliver & S is a perfect way to show off some of your favorite fabrics.

You know those Easter bunny ears that winds up in most baskets this season? Now you can make your own, learn how to here.

This composition notebook cover is a great way to dress up a journal or sewing idea book!

Wrap dresses never go out of style. Make one for yourself with this free pattern.

Not only does this blog entry give you some vintage inspiration, but a link to a pair of classic tap pants.

Owls are still a big trend – create a cute one for your sewing room… it’s almost too cute to stick pins in!

A greaat Ikea hack: turn a floor mat into a poof!

The best part about this maxi dress tutorial? You don’t need a pattern to create it!

Skip the paper and plastic bags and go recyclable! These grocery bags aren’t just pretty, they’re reversible too.

Get ready for spring with this sweet little girl’s peasant dress.

An easy, interesting way to create a baby blanket.

Grab some pretty fabric and a pre-made skirt and stitch up a customized layered frock!

If you’ve been following Sew4Home‘s Rustic Wedding looks, you’ll notice burlap is a predominant fabric. Learn how to cut this material so that it doesn’t unravel.

I adore this triple zip pouch – I think I need to make one, ‘just because’! This cute mini clutch is a close second!

This tulle skirt is romantic and easy to create.

Learn how to create a VS university style tee by creating your own stencil.