These simple projects are easy for beginner sewers and experienced crafters alike.
We even have easy instructions forhomemade home decor, like curtains, ottomans, and more.
Use our free patterns to whip up these easy sewing projects to use yourself or to give as gifts.
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Thesesimple DIYsare a great way for beginners to get started but are also fun for more experienced crafters.
Oilcloth Table Runner
Upgrade your table options with this handmade oilcloth table runner.
This easy-to-clean table linen is an ideal easy sewing project for beginners.
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It’s ready in just three steps.
Sew Curtain Panels
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Take the guesswork out of making curtains with ourstep-by-step guide.
We customized the tote with pretty paisley fabric and added an outside loop for holding a bouquet of flowers.
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Then roll it up and fasten the tie ends for compact storage.
DIY Canvas Tote Bag
ThisDIY tote bagis an easy sewing project that makes a big statement.
Knot Bag
Use this simple carryall for your bag of sewing tricks.
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Use it to hold your knitting supplies or as areusable grocery bag.
Reusable Snack Bag
Pack a lunch without wasting individualplastic bags!
These eco-friendlyreusable snack bagswork whether you’re packing a full meal or a quick bite.
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and wash them as needed.
Pair this project withbeeswax food wrapsto reduce plastic use in other kitchen areas.
Get ourbasics for visible mendingand darning socks.
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You’ll only need to learn a few simple stitches for this easy sewing project.
Pretty Pouf Ottoman
It’s easier than you might think to sew your own functional decor pieces.
Plus, when you make it yourself, you might choose a fabric that perfectly matches your existing decor.
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Hidden Tab Curtains
Dress up your windows with a set ofDIY hidden tab curtains.
Making drapes is as easy as picking your fabric and correctly measuring your space.
We’ll show you how to do this easy sewing project.
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Reusable Sandwich Bag
This washable, reusable sandwich wrap eliminates the need for plastic bags or containers.
DIY Envelope Pillow
Upcycle a treasured shirt into a homemade piece of decor.
Createyour own DIY pillowin just a few simple steps with this easy sewing project.
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It’s easy to customize the size of your pillow to fit any insert.
It’s easy torestuff couch cushionsthat have gone flat using foam batting, down, or polyester fiber fill.
Zero-Waste Sponges
Sew your ownno-waste kitchen spongesin just a few minutes.
(This is also a great way touse up leftover fabric scraps!)
Fill them with a mildew-resistant poly batting and cover with a coarse mesh for extra scrubbing power.
DIY Dog Bed
Turn your old jeans into something useful!
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Custom Roman Shades
Custom window treatments are notoriously expensive, but they don’t have to be.
you’re able to sew your ownDIY Roman shadesto get a custom look for less.
The hardest part about this project is choosing the fabric.
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After careful measuring, these window shades come together easily.
Fabric Bunting Garland
Decorate your home with a sewn fabric bunting.
Weighted Blanket
This DIY weighted blanket could be the key to a better night of sleep!
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Making your own is an affordable alternative to pricey store-bought options.
Customize your blanket based on your body weight.
Upholstered Furniture
Give any fabric furniture piece a facelift bylearning how to upholster.
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These aren’t just for hot drinksuse them for your icedcoffee drinkstoo.
Precious Pot Holders
Spice up someone’s kitchen by gifting festive handmade pot holders and oven mitts.
This makes a funDIY Christmas giftor housewarming present.
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Turn right side out, then insert a sealable plastic bag filled with sand.
Topstitch all around to finish.
Tablet Case
Keep your tech safe with a DIY tablet case.
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Use two pieces of fabric and layers of felt to create the case.
Choose to finish the case off with a button clasp or velcro to double-check the case stays closed.
Fabric Placemat
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Fabric placemats are customizable andsewing-beginner-friendly.
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Simply sew two different pieces of fabric together with a simple stitch to create a reversible placemat.
Plus, if the placemat gets dirty during meals, simply toss it in the washing machine to clean.
DIY Pillowcase
Don’t break the bank with a new set of pillow shams.
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DIY your own pillowcases and shams to match the rest of your bedding.
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