Doll sleeping bag

Five nieces, lots of dolls, and the need for cute, inexpensive gifts, necessitated some handmade goodness for Christmas gifts. Using a doll...

I had so much fun reminiscing about my #FiveFav sewing projects last week! So this week I wanted to share a project inspired by something my mom made for me as a child. When I was little TY beanie babies...

Today, I wanted to share with you my latest sewing tutorial, the toys sleeping bag! This is really easy, great for a beginner and uses a very small amount of fabric. You can also use scraps if you have a lot of those laying around like I do!

Need a quick handmade gift that only takes a few scraps of fabric? I've got you covered! You can whip up a whole campground worth of these tiny sleeping bags in no time. And the small size = perfect stocking stuffer! These sweet little sleeping bags are perfect for any small figures or dolls. Plus you can easily adjust the pattern to fit larger toys! Tips for adjusting the size are at the end of the post! The finished size of this sleeping bag is about 4 x 4.5" and it can easily fit bluey…

Here is an easy diy doll sleeping bag for my girl's dolly. Since she was the one doing the sewing (yes my 4 year old made this!) we really did keep it simple :)

Updated Sleeping Bag Tutorial made for dolls or stuffed animals from the Dollar Tree is easier to make than my first tutorial! I even used batiks for one of them.

I'm so delighted that my Three Bears' Sleeping Bag PDF pattern is finally ready to share with you. I first started making sle...

Welcome to my stop on the Forget Me Not blog tour, showcasing this pretty new collection by Tammie Green of Studio T Green for Rile...

From flannel print, cut one piece each: 11”wide x 22” long for the outside back piece; 11”wide x 17” long for the front, outside. ...