Patterns for Accessories Tie your look together and stand out in the crowd.     (back to the top)
Felt Flower Pins	Orchid Slippers / Flip Flops	Wrap and Elastic Headbands
Patterns for Apartment & Home Decorating (and function, too!) Make things for your house, apartment, pad, flat, dormroom or wherever you live.     (back to the top)
Curtains in an Evening	Recycled T-shirt Throw Pillow	Oven Mitts and Fingertip Mitts
Patterns for Bags and Purses Rugged messengers or dainty purses, one can never have too many bags.    (back to the top)
Tudor Rose Purse	Choose Your Own Adventure Bag	Mini Duffel Bag	Panelled Lunch Bag
Patterns for Cases and Cozies Even inanimate objects get lonely sometimes. Show your device you care by making it case to keep it safe and scratch-free.    (back to the top)
*NEW* Mini MP3 Player Case	Preview: Cube Case (fits GBA SP)	MP3 Player Case #2 (fits Karma)	MP3 Player Case #3 (fits Karma)
Woven Fabric MP3 Player Case (fits iPod 4G)	Felt / Fleece MP3 Player Case (fits iPod 4G)
Patterns for Sewing and Reconstructing Clothing More to come... I promise!    (back to the top)
Turn Old Jeans into a Skirt
Techniques and Tutorials These are individual technique tutorials taken from other patterns on the site. Mix and match these techniques with SavvySeams or other patterns to get an item and a look truly your own.     (back to the top)
Double-Welt or Piped Pocket	Bias Tape or Binding	Cording or Spaghetti Straps	Button with Thread Shank
Tibetan Waistband for Skirts or Pants	Drawstring Waistband for Skirts or Pants	Canadian or Lattice Smocking

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