The DIY Coffee Cozy is the perfect gift for a cold winter! This tutorial is super simple and fun to sew - use your favorite fabric scraps! Since these coffee sleeves are so quick to make you can sew up a whole stack! They are great stocking stuffers and a fun way to wrap a gift card! These are great teacher gifts, and also fun for kids that love hot chocolate! The pattern will fit most standard coffee cups and you can use these sleeves over and over. This project is also a great way to practice buttonholes! If you ...Continue Reading
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sewing room organization with free printables!
The new year is a great time to get your sewing room organized and these sewing room organization labels will help! I am knee deep in completely reorganizing mine. Sarah Healy Design is back with a super sweet printable you can paste on jars or containers to keep your "Buttons", "Thread" and other "Bits and Bobs". They look pretty cute on Mason jars, but you could really put them on anything! Print free download below! Sewing room organization Labels These cute printable print on standard paper from your home printer. Use card ...Continue Reading
buy + DIY: free printable sewing themed gift wrap!
Sometimes the gift you want to give (or get) is something that isn't DIY-able. It's just a gift you purchase. Which can be just as thoughtful, nice and stressful as a handmade gift. So when that is the case, this sewing themed gift wrap will give it that extra special touch. And by do-it-yourself, all you really have to do is print it! This prints on 8.5" by 11" paper, so it's the perfect wrapping paper for something little: a small stack of fat quarters, a new package of pins or even a small item that you made! (Or anything in the ...Continue Reading
fabric covered hair clips tutorial
Written by Vivian of Vivileen and Suz+Viv. I'm excited to introduce Vivian as a new DIY contributor! Vivian specializes in awesome photoshoots and fun girly crafts. She also has an adorable baby bump growing! You can follow her personal blog and her fashion blog that she writes with her twin sister. Also catch her on twitter and instagram. Hello! I'm Vivian and I'm excited to be a new contributor to See Kate Sew! I blog about my life and family at vivileen.blogspot.com. My husband and I are expecting a baby boy in February ...Continue Reading
last day to buy the winter wonderland patterns + tour wrap up!
Today is the last day to buy the Winter Wonderland Bundle at the discounted price of 40% off! The patterns will be available individually tomorrow at full price. Also, thank you again to our sponsors Mood, Minnetonka and One Little Belt! (The giveaway winner is Melynda, who has been notified!) We had over 40 amazing bloggers sew up looks from our collection over the last two weeks! You can check them all out below! Click on any thumbnail to go see more of the look. ...Continue Reading
sewing 101: guide to winter fabrics
This post "Guide to Winter Fabrics" is sponsored by Mood. MoodFabric.com is an excellent resource for any home sewer! We are thrilled to showcase some great Mood fabric along with the Winter Wonderland Patterns. This collection was so fun to design! We were in cozy/warm/sit-by-the-fire-and-read mode when we designed it and had fun winter fabrics on the mind. Fall and winter are my favorite times to sew because the fabric is so thick and cozy! But buying fabric for winter clothing can be daunting at first, especially if you're in a ...Continue Reading
floral trucker hat DIY – custom hat template
Customize your own trucker hat with fabric! This floral trucker hat DIY will show you how with a template to download! I love the look of trucker hats, especially in the summer! But they are a little plain, so this hat is an amped up version! Since you can use any fabric, it's a great way to showcase a favorite print! I got new glasses! They're fake ones, "fashion frames" even though I do wear glasses. Sometimes I just want to wear fakes ones and keep my contacts on. I've been searching for the perfect frame forever and I ...Continue Reading
ruffled apron pattern sew-a-long details, pattern and graphics!
This post has everything you'll need to sew-a-long with us! The ruffled apron pattern is available for FREE to See Kate Sew newsletter subscribers! (The pattern is also available to purchase for $6 in my shop, but it's also FREE, just click link below and add your email address!) Ruffled Apron Pattern Download RUFFLED APRON PATTERN Sew-a-long details: Pattern: Ruffled Apron Pattern by see kate sewDates: August 19-September 5thFlickr Group: Add your final apron photos to the flickr group if you want to be featured!Hashtag: ...Continue Reading
the AZTEC hooded vest pattern release!
I'm really excited to release the Aztec Hooded Vest pattern today, this pattern is SO fun to make(at least I think so!). The Aztec hooded vest is a reversible zip vest with an oversized hood, suitable for boys and girls size 12-18m to 8! (12-18M, 2T, 3T, 4T, 5, 6, 7 and 8!) This vest was originally part of my Aztec Spring look. I changed it up a little to make it fully lined and reversible. The hood was really the starting point for the vest, it's really big! I really love the layered look and this vest is perfect for that, especially ...Continue Reading
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see kate sew started in October 2010 when my baby started sleeping through the night and I was bored! I needed a project, a reason to be inspired and hoped this blog would turn into a place where others might be inspired. So see kate sew was born as a place to my creative life. I mostly post about sewing, crafts, fashion, fabric, design and sometimes about babies. see kate sew is the host of RUFFLES, Pleat Week and occasional sew-a-longs. I also love to sew for myself and refashion clothing as much as possible! To read more about me, click ...Continue Reading
pleather star onesie
Refashioning onesies never gets old! I love onesies because they are the one pieces of clothing that is totally baby only. Anyways, I have a few of these “Calvin Klein” onesies. I don’t love the wording on it, so I covered the onesie with a pleather star pattern that covered up the text. I did this way back in November(?) and now in March it finally fits Lena. Had to wait for a cute model to get here to post it. It’s really easy to make this star onesie. I used my AccuQuilt GO! Baby fabric cutter and star cutting die to cut the stars from ...Continue Reading