Still looking for that perfect gift. There's still time to make this cozy Patchwork Flannel Scarf. Or, if you're looking for a gift for someone who is learning to sew, this is a great beginner's tutorial.
A great way to use up some of your scrap fabric, or recycle old clothing.
A unique and fun accessory to dress up a t-shirt and jeans.
I'm happy to finally be able to offer this much requested tutorial of my popular tattered lace skirt | gypsy skirt. This skirt has been a popular design for boho and barn weddings. I
have sold many of these skirts for various occasion such as weddings,
dances, music festivals, performances and more. In this step by step video tutorial I
will guide you through the sewing process from beginning to end, so now you can make your own in any size or color scheme.
There are many signs of a dull sewing needle such as skipped stitches, shredding top thread, or stitches that puckering. If you are experiencing any of these issues when sewing, chances are that your needle needs to be replaced.
When I was doing craft fairs, this Boho Fabric Cuff was one of my best sellers. It sold out everytime! Customers loved the raw handmade look and the fact that they were purchasing a unique, one-of-a-kind piece of wearable art. Now you can learn how to make your very own boho cuff in my step by step video tutorial.
This boho patchwork bag is so fun and easy to make. Gather up all those shirt cuffs from your other upcycling projects and give this a try. You can find more upcycled sewing tutorials in my Etsy shop at www.primitivefringe.com
Since most of my customers follow me on my other social media sites, I've decided to no longer use Blogger as a source for promoting my clothing. I would much rather be creating than blogging. Don't worry. You can still get immediate notifications of new listings, sales, and updates by following me on any of these sites- Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook, or Twitter. Hope you love the latest listings.
New tunics posting in the morning. Lots of artsy rustic style patchwork pieces. I've enjoyed piecing together the different colors and prints of fabric- plaids, stripes, cottons, linens, and vintage florals. I hope you love the final result. :)
I'm so excited about my new pinafore tunic design. By creatively stitching together two men's shirts, I have transformed them into flowing cotton and linen tunics that are so flattering to any shape. They make it so easy to dress up an outfit. Just throw one over a tee with jeans or leggings. So cute and comfy to wear.
If you've never heard the word "lagenlook", it basically means "layered look". When I first discovered it, I couldn't stop searching it. I love the loose, free flowing layers of cotton and linen. There's such an earthy femininity to it. And it's a great way to camouflage those curves. Just one look at my shop will tell you that lagenlook is one of my favorite styles to create. I hope you like the ones that I've added today. Take a look, and Happy Layering!
I've just posted more fun artsy patchwork tunics. These tunics are so comfy and such an easy way to perk up an outfit. Just throw one over a pair of jeans and go.