Sewing clips holder

I never know what to do with my wonder clips, they rattle around in the bottom of my sewing bag, and so I got to thinking "If only there was a pincushion for wonder clips..." and so I made this, in about 20 minutes flat. A sewing frenzy, if you will. I haven't found anything like it out there on t'internet, so I thought I'd make a tutorial! You will need: 5 2x4" scraps for the tags 4 1x5" pieces for the in between strips 2 2x5" pieces for the start and finish strips 1 5 x5" square for the…

We're pretty sure that if you love to sew bags, then you love Wonder Clips. A great alternative to regular pins, these fabulous clips hold multiple layers

My mom made one of these for me and took one as a door prize to my guild meeting. The lady that won it at the guild meeting asked for the pattern, but Mom didn't use a pattern. This weekend I made one and took pictures so I could write a little tutorial. The one on the left is the one I made. The one on the right is the one my mom made. For the purposes of this tutorial I made mine a little smaller. You can easily adjust the pattern to add more (or less) clip strips. The finished size of…

Clip'n'pincushion pattern for keeping pins and wonder clips to hand whilst dressmaking and sewing. Also a great scrap project or gift for a quilter!

I’m so excited to have created this next sewing project for you all! In the easy sewing project I will be showing you how to make a fabric clip wrist holder so you can keep those clips close at hand while you are sewing! You might use Clover Wonder Clips or the generic fabric clips […]

Organize your sewing bobbins with this ingenious DIY bobbin holder. The project takes 5-10 minutes and keeps your bobbins from unraveling!

I've been working on some more little sewing projects. Little things are so fun because they go together fast, and suddenly you have a comp...