There are so many reasons to learn to make your own fabric labels! They help keep track of sizes, make dressing easier, identify your custom ...
Adding ruffle on the straps on the Darcy romper.
I am so excited to share my hack on the Darcy romper & dress pattern on this post. I decided to add ruffle on the straps and it turned out to be so cute! I will now walk you through the steps, but first you need to have the pattern on hand. If you haven't purchased it yet, you can grab it here. Print out the pattern according to the size and option that you ...
How to Make a TV Tray Ironing Board
Hi friends! Stephanie from Stephie B Has Three here again today to teach you something that will change your life! :) Today's project is one I'm excited to share with you - how to turn a TV tray into an ironing board! Trust me... this project will indeed change your life. No more standing up a hundred times during the course of your project to walk over to your ironing ...
How to Make Scrunchies
Scrunchies!! I love scrunchies! I was wearing these loooong after they went out of style and I am absolutely tickled that they are making a comeback. This summer I pulled my girls into the sewing room to help make some scrunchies and they got hooked! My oldest was ready to make at least 10-one to match every top she has or could possibly fit into whether ...
Back to School: How to Sew a Lanyard
Ready for the kiddos to go back to school? Maybe they have started already (mine have!) Are you a teacher and could use a pretty new lanyard? Here is an easy, fast tutorial to make a new lanyard that will get you or your kiddos ready for the new year. Supplies Needed: 1/4 Yard of 42" - 44" fabric or a fabric scrap that is at least 3" x 42" long.Swivel clasp or ...
How to Make a Twist Top Headband
Hello! Stephanie from Stephie B Has Three here again to show you a fun new tutorial! Today I'll be taking you step-by-step through how to make a twist top headband. This is one of the simplest headband patterns you'll come across - the hardest part will be figuring out which fabric to use! (That step had me staring at my fabric closet for quite a while...!) I see these ...