no-sew childs cape

Completely adorable...and did I read that correctly, no sewing required..ummm thank you, I will be making some for my girls. You can too, check them out at Ruffles and Stuff.


Also, check out this pretty ruffle top. I think I need to get on it and make one of these considering they are everywhere. Check out the tutorial also on Ruffles and Stuff.

pre-halloween costume

What a cute little way to let your girls dress up in Halloween gear before the actual day of their real costumes. You can totally customize the colors and the applique on the shirt. I think my tutus will be purple, black and lime green with a little Frankenstein face on the shirt. Can't wait to get started. Check it out on Trey and Lucy.

fabric yo yo's

Because I really don't know how to sew, I love finding fabric projects that I can do with my sweet hand sewing skills. These fabric yo yo's are the cutest and easiest embellishment for any project. Check out a tutorial for the yo yo's here by Heather Bailey.

Here are just two fun projects using the yo yo's - a cute pillow and a fun garland. Both of these projects were found on Sew Mama Sew. I have seen these on towels, cards, hair bows, the possibilities are endless... so let your creativity take over and have fun!

ruffly belt

This is beautiful and I absolutely love it and I will definitely be making one of my own. Check it out at 100 Layer Cake with a tutorial here.

tea towel pillows

So cute, so fun and so unique. Go to mmmcrafts for some great instructions on how to make some of your own.

alphabet fun

Here are two adorable ways to help your little ones learn their ABC's. First are these bean bags from Lil Blue Boo, full tutorial here.

Then we have these beautiful rag quilt letters from Happy Together - check out the tutorial here.

tooth fairy bags

Luckily, my girls have not lost any teeth yet, so I still have sometime to make these cute little bags. Check out a fabulous tutorial (with great pictures) from The Purl Bee.

tote bag

I have been wanting to make my kids their own church bags for sometime now and today I came across a very simple tutorial on Skip to My Lou that I can't wait to get started! While I'm at it I should also make a matching crayon roll!! So cute!

childs apron pattern

How perfect would these be for our little girls while they are playing house or kitchen. Can I just put in a special request for one in my size - adorable. Skip to My Lou is an amazing blog and gives step by step instructions for us all.

beautiful scarf/shawl

Love this scarf and love the netting material that it is made out of. Even better it doubles as a shawl. You can make one of your own with this tutorial from Pretty Ditty.