tesspug

Have you tried the roll it up method of pillowcases? I find it very easy and makes lovely cases. I want pillowcase to match the seasons and holidays. http://www.allpeoplequilt.com/millio...s/RollItUp.pdf

SusanMarie1956

Boston,

Did you MAKE UP the pattern? or is there a pattern for that ?

Susan

SusanMarie1956

SmickChick,

Thank You!!! I also crochet, she has sweaters when she needs them. :-)

~ Susan

BellaBoo

I made a lot of aprons this last year. I also made fancy throw pillows for less then half what they cost at the dept store. You can make the fabric wrapped bowls, quilted bath mats using terry cloth towels, microwave bowl holders. If it's made from fabric then it can be sewn.

bjgallent

Mug rugs are another option.

lsmft

Patchwork puzzle balls (Jinny Beyer patterns)

ksdot417

I've been making mesh, zippered bags with a strip of fabric across them. They come in so handy for everything from sewing notions to tea bags to make up, etc. They also make great gift because you can customize the fabric band to coordinate with whatever you're putting in them.

citygirlsews

I just finished French sewn and smocked Easter dresses. So much fun!

jeaniedrain

I make dresses for little girls. Downloadable patterns can be found on etsy for a reasonable price. I have several hanging in a lqs as an alternative to just quilting. Don't get me wrong quilting is my first love, but these dresses are fun and one of a kind.

Aria

Those bowls made out of clothesline are fun; eyeglass cases; fabric bowls; headbands; doll quilts.....

Gerry, in Mn.