Drawstring bags are so easy to make but can fill so many uses in our daily lives! Today I'm showing how to make an easy lined drawstring bag. Continue reading →
Ever feel like sewing is expensive and costs more than it's worth? Today I'm sharing my tips for 7 ways you can save money with sewing. Continue reading →
Sewing on a budget is a necessity for many sewers, but it doesn't have to feel like a punishment! Whitney shares her tips for costuming on a budget. Continue reading →
We are a book loving family and LOVE owning a LOT of books! To make that manageable I have to shop smart and find the best book deals. Today I’m sharing all my favorite sites and secrets for purchasing affordable... Continue reading →
Now that I have completed my huge costume project (which by the way, I won BEST IN SHOW!) I am back to working on some other sewing projects. First on the list was a quick pair of shorts for my... Continue reading →
In my last update I talked a little about the costume I was working on for myself. I’m happy to say that I finished it and wore it twice already! I used THIS Cosplay by MccCall’s pattern for the hood,... Continue reading →
Hello everyone! It has definitely been a bit since I last shared anything here. I’ve been so busy that I haven’t had time to slow done to share any updates. As you can see above I have been keeping up... Continue reading →
This year I gifted more handmade Christmas gifts than ever before! The best part is I made them mostly from stash fabrics. It felt so amazing to make lovely gifts I knew people would love from fabrics I’ve had for... Continue reading →
If you live in the United States you’ve probably heard about St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. I have seen the commercials on TV for many years, but it wasn’t until recently that I began to learn more about St. Jude.... Continue reading →
A few weeks ago I published the third cross stitch pattern in my Crop of Characters series – Frosty Farms. It’s one of my favorites and the design that gave me the idea for the entire series. To celebrate the... Continue reading →