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Learn how to sew an quick and cute bunny using your fabric scraps, favorite spring prints or even a leftover quilt block. The simple to follow instructions will take you from beginning to end – plus there is a template you can print to use, making this a great bunny pattern.

If you’ve got a pile of fabric scraps and a soft spot for quick, giftable projects, this little bunny is calling your name. This free bunny sewing pattern is one of those simple, satisfying projects you can sew in an afternoon—and then immediately want to make three more ...

Learn how to turn an orphan quilt block into a fun and useful corner bookmark—one of those quick projects that feels good to finish.

This is a simple, scrap-friendly sew that works for any level of quilter and doesn’t require special tools or a big time commitment.

If you’ve got a leftover block sitting in a pile (or a test block you didn’t quite love), this is a great way to give it a purpose without overthinking it.

Corner Bookmark from an Orphan Quilt Block (Yes, Really)

This little corner bookmark is one of my favorite ...

Learn how to sew a zipper bag using leftover quilt blocks or orphan blocks from past projects.

This quick and practical sewing project is a great way to turn unfinished pieces into something useful—while giving your UFOs (unfinished objects) a new life.

This tutorial walks you through how to transform a single quilt block into a fully lined zipper pouch. It’s perfect for storing sewing notions, pencils, travel supplies, or even gifting to friends. You can make one in under an hour, and no two bags ever turn out the same!

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Sewing your own fabric bin is easy when you use orphan quilt blocks! Learn how to sew them together with a lining.

Sewing your own little fabric bin is a great way to use your quilt blocks. Keeping the quilt blocks the same size is the key to making this tutorial work. Mix and match the blocks, or coordinate them depending on where you will be using the fabric bin.

The lining can be quilted to the batting or use fusible fleece to give it some stiffness and shape. These buckets are great for storing scraps, supplies, notions, or whatever ...

Sewing your own fabric bin is easy when you use orphan quilt blocks! Learn how to sew them together with a lining.

Sewing your own little fabric bin is a great way to use your quilt blocks. Keeping the quilt blocks the same size is the key to making this tutorial work. Mix and match the blocks, or coordinate them depending on where you will be using the fabric bin.

The lining can be quilted to the batting or use fusible fleece to give it some stiffness and shape. These buckets are great for storing scraps, supplies, notions, or whatever ...

Fall is in the air, and if you’re like me, you’re itching to add a little no sew pumpkin magic to your home. But instead of running out to buy a bunch of decor, how about we make something fun, easy, and budget-friendly using items you probably already have?

In today’s tutorial, I’ll show you how to make the cutest fabric pumpkin using just a fat quarter of fabric and a roll of toilet paper!

You can even bulk it up with newspaper if you want to add a little extra “oomph,” but that’s totally ...