Teaching children to sew is an important part of our mission at Bee Sew Inspired, as well as inspiring children to play creatively - with...

Ipad Case Tutorial using Granny Square Cross Stitch Designer/Blogger: Jennifer Long www.beesewinspired.com Every week, through the Bee...

Organize-Along Week 3 WOW! It is already week 3 of the Bee Sew Inspired - Organize Along! Now, do NOT get overwhelmed! Perhaps you are...

Strawberries are definitely a popular fruit among many people because of their color and sweetness and ease of picking and processing. Wouldn't it be wonderful to have strawberries to display on your counter that never spoil? What about the taking your strawberries to the next level by dipping them in chocolate? There is even some surprise "dipped decorations" in this tutorial! Please keep reading! Why not turned your dipped Strawberries into Bride and Groom Strawberries?

I am so excited to be sharing the news today with you! Presenting the Bee Sew Inspired Maker's Club. It is all our clubs in ONE club for...

Grandmother’s Groovy Sewing Machine Cover Tutorial Guest Blogger: Julia Frazier www.bayhillstudio.com Every week, through the Bee Sew...

Organize-Along Week 2 Welcome back to week two of the Bee Sew Inspired - Organize Along! We are so happy to have you here! EVERYTHING...

Floss Book Tutorial Guest Blogger: Anne Boundy https://saidwithlove.com.au Every week, through the Bee Sew Inspired - Organize-Along, we...

Organize-Along Week 1 Welcome to week one of the Bee Sew Inspired - Organize Along! We are so happy to have you here! EVERYTHING in the...

The Family Emblem Block was designed "hang" over the castle so passer-byes would know which family lives here. There are so many possibilities with this block and I can't wait to see how you make it your own! Let's Get Enchanted! The Family Emblem Block patterns finish at 15" x 16 1/2" and is traditionally pieced. I can't wait to see what you make with this block. There are so many ways to personalize a Family Emblem - from embroidering the monogram, to fabrics to represent

Today is week 4 of the Granny Square Cross Stitch Along! I have really been enjoying these tiny, and manageable, little cross stitch...

Today is a bonus week of the Granny Square Cross Stitch Along! This week I am sharing with you "why" I stitched all (4) of my Granny...

Join Bee Sew Inspired and friends for our second, annual, Organize-Along as we inspire, encourage, have fun and ORGANIZE our sewing...

A few weeks back, we were on a family hike and noticed a number of turtles sunning themselves on the log. My youngest daughter was fascinated with them and throughout the hike she gave each of them a name!!! That is when I decided that I would design a Turtle Softie Tutorial. I thought, if my daughter was so interested in turtles I am sure other children are as well. You can sew this Turtle either by hand or sewing machine. I sewed them both ways. However, I will give

It is always surprising to me how fast SALs and QALs go. It is really the beauty of taking part in an organized event. Before you know...

Today, I am back with my second, adorable little Granny Square Cross Stitch! It has been a hectic family month and I am so happy I am...