For those who want to share their sewing projects

↑ LeahRivka ↓

Sun, Nov 27 2011, 7:35 am

Sorry, it has been awhile, but your dolls are wonderful! Did you use a pattern or make them up yourself?

su7kids wrote:

I also made two dolls, one for my granddaughter and one for my grandson:

The girl has a tznius shirt and a long skirt and a pair of panties
The boy has tzitzis and a kippa

↑ yo'ma ↓

Tue, Feb 28 2012, 9:23 pm

I made a pencil case for my 7 y.o. ds. The one he always gets breaks in middle of the year. I hope this one will last longer.

↑ shanie5

Wed, Feb 29 2012, 3:59 pm

Thats great Yo'ma. Hope it does better than the backpacks I made my kids. They tore in a few months.

↑ mandksima ↓

Tue, Jul 03 2012, 6:09 am

I have a bunch of things I haven't posted yet so here goes.

Okay, this isn't sewing but another art project I did last year. I fake -stained -glass painted the windows of the door to my laundry room so it still lets in light somewhat but hides the mess in there.

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Here is a dress I made for my dd:
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and matching hairclip:
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my model, wearing dress and clip:
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Ottoman covers I made for someone:

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I'd love to see some of everyone else's recent projects! Post away!

↑ yo'ma ↓

Tue, Jul 03 2012, 7:15 am

Everything is really nice, but my favorite is the glass. I love stained glass. My sil made a stained glass challa tray, never saw it though.

BeershevaBubby

Tue, Jul 03 2012, 8:36 am

I turned a no-sew wrap into a sewing project when I added a front panel pocket to them. One is for my expected grandfetus, b'ezrat Hashem, the other is a gift to a friend who is also expecting her first baby.

In September I'll be making mei-tais for them.

First one:

Pocket with a heart patch to hide a small cut I accidentally made :(

Second one:

Top edge of the pocket and each bottom corner is trimmed with ladybug buttons

↑ mandksima

Tue, Jul 03 2012, 9:56 am

yo'ma wrote:

Everything is really nice, but my favorite is the glass. I love stained glass. My sil made a stained glass challa tray, never saw it though.

Thanks. It is hard not to want to turn the whole house into a stained glass frenzy. The fake painted kind can't really be put onto an outer door that gets too hot or too cold so you have to find an inner door. We have a glass window at the top of two bathroom doors that I've wanted to do for some time but they won't let in as much light in case I need it sometime if the light is turned off on Shabbat by mistake or power goes out. Once it is cured on the glass, you can't remove it.

Yesha, it is really nice.

↑ LeahRivka

Fri, Jul 06 2012, 12:50 am

Friend of mine recently showed me how to make these fabric bowls. They are very addictive and easy to make. There are a lot of possibilities to make other things with the technique, and to add design elements.

Think they will be my new hostess gifts when people have us for meals.

Fabric Bowl 1b by HRSG, on Flickr

The bottom:

Fabric Bowl 1a by HRSG, on Flickr

↑ yo'ma

Fri, Jul 06 2012, 6:46 am

HSG, they look great!! I've made fabric bowls, but much, much easier and not as intricate.

penguin

Sun, Jan 06 2013, 3:41 pm

I just concocted something very cute and useful, but I am not comfortable posting under my screen name. Can anyone think of another appropriate forum for us shy crafters?

tzniutfashion ↓

Tue, Jan 15 2013, 12:37 am

Click on the little image icon and it will prompt you for the image path. The image icon is to the left of the Flash (letter f) icon.

↑ tzniutfashion ↓

Sun, Jan 27 2013, 2:02 am

babula wrote:

A baby quilt for my friends grand child.

First, you need to have this picture posted somewhere on the Web publicly. Then you link this picture on your post here. I hope this helps.

Sun, Feb 17 2013, 1:33 pm

penguin wrote:

I just concocted something very cute and useful, but I am not comfortable posting under my screen name. Can anyone think of another appropriate forum for us shy crafters?

Sorry so late. Patternreview.com is a great resource.

↑ Kugglegirl

Thu, Feb 28 2013, 10:46 am

how about a pattern for zip front shabbos robes? Something with 2 or 3 decorative options?

↑ tzniutfashion

Tue, Aug 06 2013, 4:30 pm

Kugglegirl wrote:

how about a pattern for zip front shabbos robes? Something with 2 or 3 decorative options?

You can take your favorite blouse pattern with a zip front and extend it to a dress length of robe length. It's very easy. I have a PDF tutorial that does the extension from blouse to whatever length you desire.