What should I sew next?

Question

I've alread sewn pajamas a sun dress made blue jeans into a floor length skirt and sewn a flare knee length skirt. What should I sew next?

I just need something to do

Answer 1

I recently was researching recycling online. I found a site that gave instructions on how to make bags for grocery and shopping to take with you instead always getting those plastic bags or paying for the ones in store. I don't remember the name of the site but with a little research you can find it I am sure. It uses a minimal amount of clothe and maybe you could even make some and sell them to friends and family for a few dollars and make some money out of the deal! Be creative and have fun!!!

Answer 2

take some old tshirt that u like and sew them into a blanket! thats what my grandma is going to do for me!

Answer 3

I wish you were my neighbor,i'm trying to get my neighbor to sew a patch on my shirt,but she never got around to it,it's a fishing patch and i need it sewed on to my fishing shirt.

Answer 4

How about a purse out of old blue jeans?  They sell for a fortune some places, but are very easy to make.  Here's how:

http://patternsthatfityou.com/FrPurseCl....

And take a look at some of the ones that are for sale, decorated nicely:

http://www.craftedcustomgifts.com/handma...

http://www.aokcorral.com/denimpurses.htm

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Answer 5

sew some laprobes  for the elderly to keep them worm

Answer 6

What about some kind of bag?  YOu can find some great purses/totes, etc. on www.youcanmakethis.com.  I just sewed 2 Messenger Bags from on of the new patterns she's got out.  This is a great place to find some neat patterns.  Mostly for kids, but there are some great things for gifts and lots of bags and accessory type stuff.  And you simply download the pattern and  begin.  They usually have lots of color photos and great stepbystep direction.

Hope that will give you some inspiration!

Jenny

Answer 7

Make a quilt!!!

Answer 8

swim suit

wrap around dress

a cardigan sweater/jeacket  ( with no buttons)