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Lip Balm Holder Keychain Tutorial + Free Pattern
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Lip Balm Holder Keychain Tutorial + Free Pattern

What is it about lip balm that makes them so hard to keep track of? I seem to never be able to find it just when I need it, and having little ones around who like to share definitely doesn’t help ;). Hopefully today’s project will change that! I’m sharing a keychain chapstick holder tutorial…

Guest Blogger: Jenn’s Cloth Diapering and Doubler Tutorial

Guest Blogger: Jenn’s Cloth Diapering and Doubler Tutorial

Today I am thrilled to welcome Jenn from Compulsively Creative to Go Green Month!  Lucky for me, Jenn is not a newcomer to Sew Much Ado.  You may remember her awesome guest tutorial on Gorgeous Gathers.  Without that tutorial I don’t think my obsession with ruffles would have began.  I’m not sure whether to thank or blame Jenn…

Diaper bag.

Diaper bag.

I designed and made this diaper bag before Weston was born (luckily I had it finished extra early, or it would probably still be sitting in my sewing bins). I wanted a bag that would be large enough to hold everything for both Wyatt who is almost 2 and Weston who is a newborn. I…

Diaper Bag.

Diaper Bag.

Today I made this diaper bag for my friend Liz. It was really fun to make, and I was actually on the ball enough to take pictures along the way and record all my measurements, so a tutorial is in the works and should be posted within the next few days. I just have to…

YOUR Projects

YOUR Projects

It’s been a while since I’ve done a roundup post featuring projects you’ve made using Sew Much Ado tutorials and patterns, so I thought today would be a good day! First, Melanie from Bear Rabbit Bear Crafts made a fun maxi dress using the SoHo Maxi Dress Tutorial… Sally used the Gathers & Giggles Quilt…

Nursing Cover
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Nursing Cover

I made this nursing cover recently, and I have to admit I love the fabric even more every time I look at it. I’m not a person that loves a lot of things, whether it’s fabric, home decor, or anything that’s not edible (also with the exception of my husband and lovely children, ahem), but I really…