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Best of National Sewing Month 2020

See the favorites from our annual National Sewing Month celebration!

Best of National Sewing Month 2020

Every year, in anticipation of National Sewing Month in September, we plan and create in order to offer a month chock full of new content: from brand new projects, patterns, tutorials, and resources.

This month celebrating sewing is our favorite time of year. It's a perfect time for those who have never sewn before to start (we even have a few no-sew projects), along with inspiring those who have been sewing for years with things they've never seen.

Our 2020 celebration is definitely one of our favorites because of all the amazing pages we've compiled from our staff and popular sewing designers. You can find all 29 pages listed on our National Sewing Month 2020 hub page. Below, check out our favorite and the most popular pages of the month!

We also gave away a brand-new Handi Quilter Stitch 710 Sewing Machine, which was our biggest grand prize ever! Valued at $3,495, it was quite the catch.

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13 Pattern Weights for Sewing (+ How to Use)

13 Pattern Weights for Sewing (+ How to Use) by Krista Childers from AllFreeSewing: This is a page that includes 13 of our favorite pattern weights along with lots of tips on filling them, when and when not to use weights, and more. It's helpful for both beginners and advanced skill level sewists.
 

13 Pattern Weights for Sewing (+ How to Use)

Printable Sewing Cards for Kids

Printable Sewing Cards for Kids by Brittnee Heller and Krista Childers from AllFreeSewing: So much fun! Print out as many of these shapes as you need and get practicing. Children can focus on improving their fine motor and sewing skills with simple templates. Plus, it's quite a relaxing activity for adults as well.
 

Printable Sewing Cards for Kids

Types of Sewing Machine Feet

Types of Sewing Machine Feet by Debbie Wolfe from Debbie Wolfe: A must-see page! This guide goes over nearly every type of sewing machine foot attachment available, with details on how to use it and what they look like. Each one has a picture, which will most definitely help you determine that random foot you can't identify.
 

Types of Sewing Machine Feet

Rotary Cutter Blade Guide

Rotary Cutter Blade Guide by Marie Segares from Underground Crafter: Scissors are a must-have tool but rotary cutters are just as essential when it comes to easily cutting certain patterns and designs. Marie's amazing page shares her expert knowledge about types of cutters and blades and what you'll need to master all types of sewing.
 

Rotary Cutter Blade Guide

Sewing for Charity

Sewing for Charity: What to Know in 2020 by MaryRose O'Donnell and Krista Childers from AllFreeSewing: Not only does this provide a lot of information about sewing donations in general but there is a lot of information relevant to this year and its dramatic changes. This is a must-read for anyone wanting to do their part using their skills.
 

Sewing for Charity: What to Know in 2020

Sewing Machine Paper Practice Sheets

Sewing Machine Paper Practice Sheets (Printable!) by Brittnee Heller and Krista Childers from AllFreeSewing: Another fantastic printable to help master sewing. Reminiscent of home ec classes of the past, it's a perfect way to learn how to stitch using a sewing machine. This page includes six different pages with different lines and shapes.
 

Sewing Machine Paper Practice Sheets

Fabric Christmas Gift Tag Ornaments

Fabric Christmas Gift Tag Ornaments (No-Sew Tutorial) by Krista Childers from AllFreeSewing: One of our no-sew projects so that everyone can be included in National Sewing Month! This one is so easy and awesome. It takes the idea of a traditional gift tag and turns it into an ornament. Use them on your tree or add a message in fabric marker or stitching to present with your next gift.
 

Fabric Christmas Gift Tag Ornaments

Correct Posture for Sewing: Tips for Sewing Wellness

Correct Posture for Sewing: Tips for Sewing Wellness by Rose Johnston from Threadbare Creations: Rose, the "Queen of Slouch" offers her advice on improving posture and working longer and more efficiently when sewing, quilting, crafting, even working, with less pain.
 

Correct Posture for Sewing: Tips for Sewing Wellness

No Sew Tie Pillow Using a Shirt

No Sew Tie Pillow Using a Shirt by Krista Childers from AllFreeSewing: What do you do when you have an oversized shirt you're never going to wear? Make a DIY pillow. Even better when it's no-sew, right? Making a pillow from a tee shirt is a great way to repurpose a clothing item that would otherwise be sitting in a drawer. Plus, it makes a great decorative addition to your home!
 

No Sew Tie Pillow Using a Shirt

Halloween Bandana Pumpkins

Halloween Bandana Pumpkins by Sarah Ramberg from Sadie Seasongoods: Meet the perfect fall craft for pumpkin lovers! These cute DIY bandana pumpkins make fantastic decorations. Collect or use up bandanas you have lying around for this creative autumnal decor that works from August to December.
 

Halloween Bandana Pumpkins

Flower Applique Large Tote Bag

Flower Applique Large Tote Bag Tutorial by Anna Wilson from Tea and a Sewing Machine: You can never have enough tote bags, right? Why not make your own. This one is especially desirable because it is deep and sturdy. The printable flower templates allow you to use up scraps, too!
 

Flower Applique Large Tote Bag Tutorial

Faux Fur Tabletop Christmas Tree

Faux Fur Tabletop Christmas Tree by Rebecca George from Purple and Lime: Get thrifty by using some of your existing craft stash. This fun and festive DIY tabletop tree can be as customized and different as you want it to be! It's going to look great on that side table, mantel, or windowsill.
 

Faux Fur Tabletop Christmas Tree

How did you celebrate National Sewing Month?
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