Sewing games

Whether for birthdays, Christmas, or just family game night, games are always a hit with kids. A handmade game is one that will get passed down for generations. We love brightly colored scraps for these game ideas. Many of the projects included make great travel games for portable fun! Batch sew a few for gifts […]

It's time for my quilt group summer dinner party. Every summer and at Christmas we have a dinner party. It's a great evening...full of food,

We’re sharing some of our favorite free sewing projects for the holidays each Friday until the end of the year – from decorations to deck the halls to quick gifts for loved ones. This week we’re sharing some of our favorite stitchable gifts for kids. … More

Step 2 Choose one rectangle to start with. Turn ONE long edge under 1/4 inch. Press to set the fold, then open it back up. You won't be stitching this down yet, but the piece is so small that it will be almost impossible to measure and press this fold after you sew so we're

If you're at home with your kids you may be looking for something to do with. After they've exhausted themselves running around outside or on a dreary rainy day games can be the best way to curb some of their energy. Even without kids, games are great time fillers to keep from getting bored, whether they're outdoor activities or strategy competitions. You can make some to entertain yourself no matter what day it is outside

Isn't this Quilted Fabric Checkers Game with Buttons just darling?? When Louise asked me to participate in her Sew Ready to Play sewing series, I wasn't sure what to make. After thinking about it, and remembering the games I loved to play as a kid, I knew I had to do something to do with

Check out the best 7 diy memory games to sew. A diy memory game set makes a great diy birthday gift for kids, and a terrific diy travel toy!

Help some friendly aliens make it to the moon in this easy-sew beanbag game!

One of my all time favorite games, memory. As a kid my siblings and I spent multiple hours playing the old school Milton-Bradley version. I loved it! As Mae started to get old enough for games I couldn't help but go out and buy a version for him. However, I soon realized that a two year old not only lacks the attention span for a very long game but also the cards were bent and twisted in a short amount of time. So last September as his birthday approached I thought I would create a version…

I love fabric. In case you don't believe me just check out my instagram feed... My husband says I have a "fabric hoarding problem". I just tell him I'm a fabric collection curator ;) As much as I love pretty fabric and just looking at it, there is a point where I have to brace