Did you know you can get at least 6 projects out of one set of fat quarters?
Category: Fat Quarter Tutorial
This quick & easy tutorial will help you to create some cute bowl covers to use when storing food in the fridge (or to keep those flies out if dining al fresco!) I like to make overnight oats, so these are perfect to use rather than cling film or foil.
The “Pastel Funfetti” fat quarters in August’s SHJ box just screams celebration and make the perfect reusable bunting for any happy occasion – birthdays, garden parties, weddings… Saturday! To make this bunting a little different from the usual we have created a pretty scalloped shape.
This tutorial will help you to create a stylish and practical sewing machine mat, which will not only help to reduce/absorb some of the noise from your machine, but also provide handy storage pockets for you to use while you’re sewing.
Brighten up your passport and make those airport lounges just a touch more exciting with a fun passport cover – this would also make a great Father’s Day gift this month!
Very much inspired by this month’s theme, as well as a gorgeous make from last month’s Makers’ Gallery (Thank you Jade!) – Here is a quick and easy tutorial to make your very own quilted tea cosy.
I’ve seen these storage bags around for a while now and just think they’re fantastic – the way they open out flat and you can see everything that’s inside is so clever! So now you can make one too.
One of my favourite things about Springtime is being able to hang washing (or fabric!) out to dry, so I thought a peg bag would be perfect for this month’s fat quarter project.
Did you know you can make over 4m of continuous bias binding from just one fat quarter?