Apron Gardener's dream tutorial

Фартук с карманом для садовых работ. Apron

With a slight movement, this bright apron turns into a “basket” for harvesting.

The charm itself. Any girl will be glad of such a toy. Due to its small size, she will be able to take a bear with her for a walk or to the garden. It is very easy to stitch it using our pattern and step-by-step description.

Как сделать детский колпак. Children's cap

These bright hats will be a great decoration for a children's party.

TIP
Decide on the main color scheme of the holiday in advance and select fabrics for caps under it.

It's great to walk on a clear day, to lie in the fragrant grass and watch the magnificent clouds floating in the sky. In these bright sneakers, your baby's walks will become even more fun.

The technique of hand knitting (in English - Arm Knitting) is unique. In order to do a beautiful thing, you need nothing but balls of yarn!
This shawl has many options for wearing: you can just cover your shoulders with it, wrap it around your neck, wear it on a waistcoat, passing your hands from the sides, or even like a tunic over a thin sundress.

YOU WILL NEED:

- double-sided fabric measuring 150 x 150 cm

- organizer

- two rings

This charming summer transformer bag is called a sumashika and is made of a dense shawl. A pair of knots and a stylish accessory is ready!

With summer set for a seventies’ fashion revival this fab bag uses up the best of your fabric stash and accessorises denim or suede perfectly!

Once you get the hang of it, these elephants are super-easy to create and make the most amazing home decoration!

Skinny insert strips

A simple yet graphic throw shows it’s possible to successfully combine wovens and prints.
A neutral solid marries the playful fabric mix.

Turn what may seem like trash into a quilt you truly will treasure. The design will have you saving the smallest of leftovers to create the scrappy Churn Dash blocks.

Needle Turn Applique for Beginners. Quilting & Patchwork Tutorial

Using needle turn appliqué, you can make quilts with curves and organic shapes that you wouldn’t be able to piece on a machine.

We’ll borrow a couple of their branded knots from the sailors, take multi-colored paracord cords - and the original bracelets are ready!

Stylish and practical: one movement - and the backpack turns into a bag! The bag can be carried both with one, and with two handles.

These little bags are a great way to practice your sashiko stitching. Just large enough to hold a gift; make them in classic navy, or try small floral fabric for a touch of spring.

I prefer to use prints in a project to keep myself interested and so struggle to limit myself to just using solids. I used blenders for some of the lighter ‘transparent’ colours, which kept me happy!