Linen diy projects

Learn how to sew a custom pillow cover with a tie closure in this simple, easy, quick tutorial with pictures. This is a very basic sewing project that only requires knowing how to do a single straight stitch.

Learn how to make a beautiful and simple linen DIY tote bag, perfect for shopping the farmers' market, grocery store, or just around town.

Angelia, Upcycled clothing, Designer and Teacher on Instagram: "This took me about 30 seconds to sew, it took longer to iron.😆 The linen was thrifted, and there was no waste. #upcycledclothing#secondhandclothes #linenclothing#refashioned #sustainableliving#slowfashioncommunity"

The first photo I ever saw of these exquisite little Bento Bags — cleverly designed for carrying produce — was of apples spilling out of the natural linen one (the only fabric available at that time), and my mind’s eye instantly replaced the apples with yarn balls. I ordered two on the spot and they’ve […]

Maybe you have an old bulletin board or cork board lying around that's seen better days. Or, maybe you just don't like how the plain cork is throwing off the vibe of your room. Today,

Anthropologie Inspired Dish Towels and Napkins - Add a bit charm to your linens with rick rack trim. Make it a sew or no sew project.

FROM CARLY B | How to make (the BEST) peg apron! (Beginner sewing project) I used about 50cm of cotton canvas & 3ply red acrylic yarn for the decorative… | Instagram

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Making your own linen napkins has never been easier. These napkins also double as placemats! With sewing only a few straight lines, you can have the prettiest napkins as well as placemats!

Storing bread in linen is the best method to prevent it from going stale.’ Better than plastic bags or tupperware, linen maintains the softness of bread, while preserving its crisp exterior.’ So enjoy your bread another day or two without having to hurt your teeth on tough crust and tasteless bread! I really enjoy baking...