Hello! It’s Joanne again. Today I’m sharing how to make cord mug rugs and bowls.I started making these about 8 years ago after I saw a demo at the quilt show in Paducah. I was drawn to the idea of using scraps of fabric to create colorful bowls. I have made quite a few as gifts and pleased to see th …

Happy Wednesday! Hopefully everyone is staying safe at home and not going too stir crazy. I know this whole situation is less than ideal in most ways, but there is one good thing that has come of it. If you’ve got pets, you’ve probably been spending a lot more time with them, which is awesome, righ …

Hello. It’s Joanne again. Today, I’m sharing another one of my favorite projects - a Zipper Pouch!To make the pouch you will need:2 outer fabric rectangles I made mine 8x122 lining fabric rectangles2 batting rectangles (I used fusible)One 2 ½ inch x 6-inch coordinating fabric for zipper stopsColor c …

Hello everyone - Theresa here! I’m back today with an awesome, kid-friendly project that I’d like to share with you. Pillowcases!These pillowcases are one of our most popular projects in our Kids Beginning Learn to Sew class. It’s neat to see all the fun and funky combos the kids end up choosing. In …

Hello! It’s Jenny again. Today, my daughter and I will be making traditional hair scrunchies and super sweet bow scrunchies. My daughter is 15 and loves scrunchies right now! This is such an easy project to do with kids or teens and can be made using the scraps in a Cotton Cuts Puzzle Mystery scrap …

WELCOME TO THE SCRAP BAG CHALLENGEAt Cotton Cuts, we are die cutting machines! We cut about 50,000 triangles, squares and strips each month and have been swimming in die cut scraps. We are fabric enthusiasts and simply cannot throw these lovelies away. We thought we could use some help putting th …