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There is something so special about sewing up a baby quilt, especially when I get to play with the bright colors and fun patterns often found in quilts for girls. Baby quilts are the best, and when it’s a project for a girl, it’s a double winner for me! Let’s face it—girls always make a bigger deal about snuggling and loving their blankies (though I’ve definitely had a blanki...


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I am a total sucker for an awesome pincushion, and over the years, I’ve built up quite a little collection. Some of them are my own designs and others are from free patterns I’ve found, but they all have one thing in common: they aren’t complicated! I’m a firm believer that simple is usually better.

If you are like me, you’ll love this quick list of some favorites I...


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Learn how to give a store-bought blanket a handmade touch with a few simple sewing techniques. This is a great option when you want to create something personal and thoughtful—without starting completely from scratch.

Sometimes you need a gift quickly, or you find a blanket that’s soft and perfect… it just needs a little something extra. Adding a handmade detail can...


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Sometimes I find that time just runs out. I’ve had plans to sit down and sew up a storm, only to have other things get in the way until it never happens! Just in case you’re in the same boat, I’ve gathered some of my favorite super simple and quick baby blankets.

These patterns feature everything from minky and fur to fleece, flannel, or cotton. If I have a little m...


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Learn how to sew a snappy pouch that opens wide and snaps closed with a simple squeeze. This is one of those small sewing projects that’s quick to make, fun to use, and surprisingly handy to have around.

If you’ve never made a snap pouch before, you’re in for a treat. The built-in metal frame gives it that “snap” opening, making it easy to grab what you need without...


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