Overnight/Postpartum Cloth Pad Pattern
Free PDF pattern for a bulky, oversized overnight/postpartum reusable cloth pad! I had such an overwhelming amount of loving feedback for my regular and light reusable cloth pad pattern, I had to go ahead and make an overnight/postpartum sized one, too! In case you missed it — you can get the FREE PDF pattern for…
Sewing Cloth Diapers to become “All In One”
Here’s how I upgraded my stash of Pocket and Cover cloth diapers to become the very convenient “All In One” cloth diapers! I’ve cloth diapered 5 babies now. I really prefer them to disposables for many reasons — it’s better for baby’s skin, it’s cost effective, there is no diaper trash, and we’ve experienced very…
Best Budget Curtains: DIY Tutorial
Learn how to make curtains using repurposed thrift store linens! Are you looking for some budget friendly curtains to decorate your home with? Try looking in the linen section at your local thrift store! (you know, the towel and sheet section!) Bed sheets, large table cloths, drop cloths, and shower curtains (like this one!) can…
Easter Eggs: Sewing Reusable and Fill-able — print FREE!
Fabric Easter Eggs that can be filled with goodies are a great replacement for those plastic ones! Here’s a free (printable!) pattern and tutorial for how to make your very own that can be reused year after year! Plastic Easter Eggs drive me crazy. Okay — plastic kind of drives me crazy. But those plastic…
Reusable Birthday Banner Decoration: Free Printable Sewing Pattern
Here’s a free pattern you can print for a Happy Birthday Banner! Then, follow along as I show you how to make a reusable decoration that will quickly become a family heirloom! Have you, too, been smitten by a birthday banner seen all over Pinterest and Instagram? Did you, like me, look up the price…
Cloth Pad Sewing Pattern: FREE!
Here’s a (free!) printable pattern for two sizes of cloth pad — “heavy” and “light!” Plus, a tutorial on how to make — by a mom who has used cloth pads for over a decade! Here’s a free printable pattern to make your own cloth pad! I’ve used cloth pads for over ten years! Some…