Zero Waste Bag Pattern
A couple months ago, I wrote about how to recycle or compost fabric scraps leftover from sewing projects. But wouldn’t
Continue readingA couple months ago, I wrote about how to recycle or compost fabric scraps leftover from sewing projects. But wouldn’t
Continue readingIn my last post, I explained the sustainable cotton standards currently used by yarn and fabric companies that sell to
Continue readingThe world loves cotton. It is durable, versatile, moisture-wicking, breathable, takes dyes, and is next-to-skin soft. Cotton ranks second only
Continue readingHere is a quick and easy crochet table runner pattern. It uses 480 yards (or less) of fingering weight linen
Continue readingToday, I’m happy to offer a free crossbody bag sewing pattern! I love to make bags. However, I hate using
Continue readingI love working with Popcycle by HiKoo yarns. Each 305-yard skein is made from 50% “bamboo” and 50% polyester from
Continue readingConsumers often associate bamboo with sustainability. It is easy to grow, requires no pesticides or fertilizers, regenerates quickly when cut,
Continue readingSeveral years ago my mom gave me a set of unpaper towels in a little basket. I swear by them.
Continue readingEvery sewist accumulates a small mountain of fabric scraps. The web has plenty of ideas for making these small scraps
Continue readingThis week while I was sweltering in 90-degree weather I decided I wanted to make a new tank top. Specifically,
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