One Yard Wonders: 26+ One Yard Fabric Sewing Projects

Make your friends jealous at your next lunch date by wearing this adorable Vintage DIY Skirt. You’ll feel so flirty and fun that wearing this gorgeous two-layer and multi-colored skirt will instantly brighten your mood.

If you are looking for a way to stay modest while wearing your favorite shirt, this DIY cleavage cover is the project. Easy to make and not as bulky, this fab idea is going to transform your wardrobe.

Greet the day in your new refashioned peplum shirt made from scraps. It’s so much fun to sew a blouse that uses material from your existing wardrobe.

Victoria's Secret has such cute items, but their prices are not so great. This Victoria's Secret Inspired DIY Skirt has all of the cuteness without shelling out for full-priced clothes.

BONUS! Even beginners who are new to sewing will be able to make this cute asymmetrical poncho. You only need one yard of knit fabric and, guess what? In merely five simple steps, you're done.

Create a fashion uproar on the playground by making trendy harem pants. Quick and easy to make, comfortable to wear. This one yard fabric project has step by step picture tutorial for you to follow.

When you get the itch to try something new, you can use free dress patterns like this Quick and Easy Dress Tutorial. This dress making tutorial also includes a shirring tutorial to give the dress’ fabric some unique texture.

This Flowy Free Toddler Dress is the best of both worlds. It's a simple dress that's ultra comfortable yet has a girly flair that will make her look super adorable whether she's at school or playing in the yard.

Learn how to make pajama pants and a comfy top out of old adult tees. The One Hour Kids' Pajama Pattern shows you how to transform scrappy old tees into brand new sleepy gear that your kids will love.

Turn adult socks into baby and toddler bloomers or shorts in around 15 minutes. Super stretchy, the same pair of bloomers can fit a baby and a toddler, and are really cute and functional.

These Dapper Boy DIY Baby Clothes are super cute and will make your precious little boy look (almost) like a little man. Let your child make his own statement with this adorable outfit.

This refashioned baby hat pattern shows how to turn a fabric placemat into a sunhat for a baby or toddler. Why a placemat? Because so many of them are beautifully embroidered!

Baby clothes patterns are easy and quick sewing projects that never take up too much fabric. Skip buying baby duds at the store and make the One Yard Baby Tunic. This adorable little top is too cute to pass up.

BONUS! This Bandana Bib Tutorial will show you how to make baby bibs from microfleece-backed cotton or cotton jersey. They'll absorb any dribble while keeping the clothes (and baby) underneath dry.

If you need a better way to store your sewing supplies, then you need to see this Clear Zippered Pouch Tutorial. This pouch pattern is perfect for organizing those little tools and supplies that tend to get all mixed up.

Learn how to make a bag that's super practical with this Zip Top Messenger Bag sewing tutorial. It's made out of durable canvas that you can weather-proof and the zipper will keep your items dry within it. Win-win!

This Around Town Tiny Tote is the perfect little purse to wear when you are out exploring. This small bag can hold your essentials without being a big burden or getting in the way.

Combine just one hour of sewing work and one yard of fabric to create this adorable free bag pattern. Absurdly simple and easy-to-sew, this free bag pattern is roomy and versatile.

Break out the sunscreen and sunglasses because it's almost summer! When you hit up the beach, you'll need a place to store all of your belongings while you're in the water.

this No-Sew Apron for Kids is your solution to your apron-less child dilemma. This surprisingly simple and no-sew tutorial shows you how to make a simple apron pattern in just an hour.

Whether you need a fun way to teach your girl how to sew or are on the lookout for DIY gift ideas, the Josephine Free Doll Pattern will teach you how to make a friend for just about any occasion.

You're not going to see anything cuter than these Elf Slippers this holiday season. No matter what your age, the kid in just about all of us gets at least a little excited at the thought of prancing around in this fun holiday footwear.

This Upcycled Denim Tic Tac Toe game has a super simple tutorial to make this fun game from scraps from an old pair of jeans. Make it in around an hour - only basic sewing skills needed, so it's great for beginners.

These fun Fiesta Pot Holders would make great gifts for bakers or home cooks. This one yard pattern features a patchwork front pocket and is an entertaining project to showcase your retro prints.

After making these Reusable Hanging Kitchen Towels, you will never be able to use another store-bought dishcloth again. These DIY dish towels are easy to make and to use.

Looking for a DIY home decor piece to absolutely pop in your kitchen or living room? This gorgeous Springtime DIY Upholstery Chair is absolutely adorable.

Avoid organizational faux pas by making a Chic Chevron Letter Organizer for your kitchen or office. With mail tucked safely into this, it will be easy to find when needed!

Maybe it's time to replace those old pillowcases of yours. Luckily, making pillow covers like this Simple Envelope Pillowcase Pattern is much cheaper and easier than you might expect.

Transform a boring tissue box into something that actually fits with your decor with this easy sewing project idea. The Fabric Tissue Box Cover is a simple and straightforward tutorial you'll appreciate.

BONUS! All you need to do to complete the Customized DIY Tea Towels is pick a favorite fabric and get to sewing. This idea can be used to create towels for any holiday, a hostess gift, or a housewarming present in a matter of minutes.