So, you’ve decided to take up sewing as a new pastime, but you’re not sure what kind of project you’ll be able to tackle. We’ve compiled a list of beginning sewing projects so you can quit hovering and grumbling and get crafting right now with fabric to consider from your fabric supplier.
1. PILLOWS OF FRUIT SLICE
As floor pillows or smaller throw cushions, these lively and whimsical fruit pillows will bring year-round summer feelings to your home (for a scaled-down undertaking). Best of all, you may tailor the stitching process to your skill level.
2. PILLOW WITH RAINBOW SNOWFLAKES
A beautiful pillow with rainbow pom poms on a warm (and inexpensive) winter white terry cloth pops you can purchase from your fabric supplier. Bottom line: This simple stitching technique is simple to master, and the finished fluffy decor piece is quite stunning.
3. DECORATE WITH PLUSH CACTUS AT HOME
Let’s face it: taking care of indoor plants can be difficult for some of us. (Raises hand.) Well, friends, we’ve found a solution: this cute plush cactus is even easier to look after than a real succulent…and it just makes us happy.
4. FELT FOX PURSE MADE AT HOME
This purse’s felt fabric is very forgiving, making it great for sewing beginners, and the method is so simple that you can sew the entire thing by hand if you want with high quality textile from your fabric supplier. Furthermore, the completed messenger bag is an extremely adorable DIY present for a youngster where all you really need is a call from your fabric supplier.
5. HOLDER OF GIFT CARDS MADE AT HOME
Gift cards are a secure and dependable option. However, you can still personalize this gift with a quick and easy sewing (and painting) project that allows for plenty of creativity just try to contact or visit your fabric supplier for various options to choose from.
6. BEAN BAGS MADE OF CORDUROY
When it comes to crafting your own small bean bags, there’s no shortage of imaginative ideas—but we have to confess, we’re partial to the corduroy design here. This simple sewing project produces a finished product that can easily transition from workday stress reliever to party game prop. Fabric supplier should be able to provide this material to achieve desired product.
7. DRAWSTRING STORAGE BAG WITH QUICK SEW
The fabric for these quick-to-sew and surprisingly strong storage bags is waterproof Oxford that may even be found in your local fabric supplier. The sewing part is simple, but you’ll need to get a few tools out (i.e., those grommets need to be hammered). Even so, the process is simple, and once you’ve finished, you can brag that you’ve outdone Marie Kondo, who doesn’t construct her own storage containers.
8. DOLL’S BED MATTRESS MADE AT HOME
This is a really simple activity, and if you have a child at home, they will be overjoyed at your accomplishment.
9. REUSABLE SANDWICH BAG MADE AT HOME
Make use of fabrics from your fabric supplier and your newly acquired sewing skills by making one (or several) of these laminated fabric sandwich bags: the project is simple to complete, and the reusable end result will make both you and the environment pleased.
10. BEDSKIRT MADE AT HOME WITH VELCRO
Bed skirts are a terrific idea in theory, but they’re a huge pain in practice. Well, friends, the brains behind this novice sewing project have a creative DIY solution, and all you have to do is take some accurate measurements and some fabric supplier available in the market may provide the service of doing some of the details you desire, do some cutting and hemming, then slap some Velcro tape on your final cloth for a washable bed skirt.
11. MASKS FOR THE FACE MADE OF FABRIC
Given the scarcity of medical-grade face masks, you might be relieved to learn that DIY fabric masks are completely beginner-friendly. There are a lot of different designs to pick from, but The Craft Patch has a great resource guide.
12. HEADBAND WITH FABRIC FLOWERS
To sew a cute little headband for your kid (or someone else’s), you don’t need to be a master seamstress or any expensive textile from your fabric supplier. This one has a large corduroy flower accent and is made from pieces found around the house. The ultimate result is both cost-effective and lovely.
13. FLAG MADE OF LACE AND FABRIC SCRAP
This American flag has a vintage vibe to it thanks to ripped ribbon, lace, rickrack, tattered denim, and buttons. Plus, this sewing project isn’t too difficult to complete, as it just requires a few easy stitches.
14. HEADBANDS WITH DISNEY FABRIC TIES
Because of the tiny size of these headbands, more care is required while folding and sewing the seams, but it’s fantastic practice for novices, and the completed product is adorable on both kids and adults.
15. GIFT BAG MADE OF REUSABLE CHALKBOARD FABRIC
You’ll need some special material for this project—specifically, chalkboard fabric—but it’s simple to put together using a sewing machine. Bonus: These guys can also be used as storage containers, so anybody you give one to will appreciate the gift bag as much as the contents within.
