Easy scrap sewing projects

Learn to make quick and easy fabric bookmarks using fabrics scraps. This tutorial walks all level of quilters through the steps to make a fabric bookmark.

More than 40 amazing things to sew and sell on Etsy, eBay or at crafts shows! Get your DIY fabric craft ideas for your small business here.

Huge list of sew and no sew projects for fabric scraps. Make gifts, jewelery or home decor items out of the trimmings, crumbs and other items you would normally toss in the scrap bin.

Finding the perfect DIY gifts for your loved ones can be much easier when you sew your own with this great list of amazing sewing gifts. Use these DIY gift ideas and enjoy watching your loved ones open these cute sewing gifts. Great for the holiday season or birthdays.

A list of my most popular sewing projects for using up those fabric scraps. Super easy sewing pattern tutorials using fabric scraps.

If you have an overflow of scrap fabric in your craft room you and your family can have lots of fun creating any of these cool scrap fabric projects. These DIY crafts with fabric are great for all ages to get creative with! If you're looking for a perfect upcycled project, here are multiple to choose from.

This easy sewing tutorial makes DIY fabric cord holders from charm packs by using four different fasteners.

Looking for easy sewing patterns and things you can sew up quickly? This group of 25 things to sew in under 30 minutes are all easy to sew and perfect for beginners or someone who wants to sew something quick and easy!

Whether destined to decorate a tree, to top a pretty package, or to gift, handmade ornaments are festive projects for the holiday season. Oh Tannenbaum and here (pictured) Candy Canes Fabric Twine Ball (pictured) Woven Star Mod Trees Woven Hexie Felt + Fabric Star (pictured) Cathedral Window No-Sew Christmas Ball Initial Ornament Hexagon Wreath (pictured) […]

Learn how to create an adorable tea wallet using leftover fabric scraps! Perfect for carrying your favorite tea blends wherever you go. Check out the step-by-step tutorial on the blog at weallsew.com.