Sometimes you need a little extra traction to open a tight fitting lid on a jar. This jar opener easy sewing project is the solution. I find myself reaching for it almost daily. Plus it can be made with a fabric to match your kitchen and hang on the refrigerator … Read More
You can make this tote bag upcycle from two, $1 placemats in about 10 minutes! This is another super easy and frugal sewing project that is perfect for beginners. The tote bag is a good size for everyday use. I love to throw a few toys and snacks in it … Read More
This easy apron sewing project takes five minutes to make and costs about $2. It is made from two woven placemats from the dollar store, and it’s reversible! There are pockets on both sides, so you can secure your money and phone in the interior pockets. The apron is perfect … Read More
With one row of sewing and a button, you can make a pot holder with hanging kitchen towel. This is one of those sewing projects that is so easy and obvious, but you will use it every day. Hang the pot holder kitchen towel on the handle of your oven … Read More
The internet is filled with talented homesteaders and homemakers, and I know from experience that they are the nicest people. (Well, they are at least tied with RV-ers and campers!) I am excited to partner with one of these talented bloggers, Kayla, The Homesteading Homemaker, to co-host her weekly link-up … Read More
Never drop the soap again with this easy, 5-minute wash cloth soap holder! Slip your favorite soap inside the washcloth holder making it easy to grip. It extends the life of your soap too by making the last tiny bits useable. That’s a great money saver! This easy, 5-minute wash cloth … Read More
This quilt batting holder is AWESOME! My husband surprised me by making it while I was out of town for a few days. The mount holds a roll of quilt batting up off the floor which allows all other surfaces in my craft and sewing room can be used in … Read More
This quilter gift guide only includes products that are tried and true. I personally own each item and use them in every quilt I make. Quilters of all skill level can use these gift items, from beginner to advanced. Also, they are all consumable or wear out over time, so … Read More
This scrapbook paper banner adds whimsy and color to any space. My sewing machine was another casualty in our RV wreck. I was really getting into quilting and had several projects in the works, so an upgrade was in order. It needed to have a wide throat to fit larger … Read More
During the winter I put cozy fleece sheets on our bed, which made me think about adding a layer of warmth to the baby crib as well. An internet search didn’t turn up any ready-made fleece crib sheets, so I made my own – and I did it for under … Read More
The quilting bug bit me a few years ago, and I wasn’t about to let living in a RV keep me from it. There wasn’t room in our starter RV to sew or quilt inside, so I set up outside when the weather permitted. Some campsites had a picnic table … Read More