I’ve really enjoyed designing this Learn to Sew series for you. I hope it’s been as much fun for you as it has been for me. 🙂
Next up:
A few easy and beautiful projects to practice your newfound sewing skills…
Travel in style, and keep your brushes in tip-top shape, with this DIY makeup organizer. Create one for yourself, or impress a friend by making one as a gift.
You can create a custom design to fit your brushes,
choose colors and ribbons to coordinate with your accessories,
and make your brushes feel beautiful, too, in an organizer that you made just for them.
Thank you so much for following along and sharing this Learn to Sew series. I really appreciate all of your nice comments and encouragement. You all make it possible for me to do what I love to do.
To thank you for getting the word out about this new series, I’d like to give away another $100.00 Joann’s gift card to one of you. All you have to do to be entered to win is click here, comment and share the article on your Pinterest boards and/or Facebook page.
Don’t miss the rest of the “Learn to Sew” series:
Happy Sewing!!!!
Beth
For more sewing and refashion inspiration, click here.
The Renegade Seamstress 
I bought a couple of hand made brush holders similar to this for my water color brushes. Nice, I love your fabric and accent choices. Glam!
Thanks so much, Barbara. These would be great for watercolor brushes, too!
Thank you for hosting the giveaway! I’m sharing it on Pinterest now. I commented as well on the ehow article.
Thank so much for sharing, Abigail!
So pretty!
Thank you!!! 🙂
love this!!
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What a great series! Shared it on FB https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1582802232044125&id=100009430893684&ref=bookmarks
Thanks so much for helping to get the word out!
very nice little project to make for someone special
Thanks Kathleen! I hope you get a chance to make one.
shared it on pin.love the idea but would have to do it in a differant colour as with my kids and my make up it wouldn´t stay that nice or clean for long though
Thank you for sharing, Karen! This project would also work with oilcloth with a few adjustments, if you wanted easy clean up. 🙂
perfect project to make as gifts for friends and even fill it with some brushes. Thank you for the give away. I pinned it.
Thanks for sharing, Kim! Have fun!
So glam, I love the beautiful gold inner! 🙂
Thanks Hayley! I’m really lovin’ the gold lately, too. 🙂
I shared on my Pinterest board
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I can’t wait to make this. I already know exactly which fabric I want to use. I shared on my FB page too.
Thanks for sharing, Staci! I’d love to see your project when its finished.
I pinned it to my Create! Pinterest board: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/43980533838951992/
I love all your tutorials – your instructions are clear, precise, and include fantastic pictures!
Awwwwwwwww! Thanks so much for helping to get the word out there, Deb! I always appreciate your kind words of encouragement!!
Such beautiful fabric choice!
Thanks!!!!! I’m loving the gold these days, too. 🙂
I love this! Such a great idea! May daughters are learning to sew and this is a perfect gift idea for them to give their friends, etc. Love your fabric choices, too!
Thank you for your encouraging words, Stephanie! It makes me happy to know that this is helpful to you and your daughters.:)
Love the giveaway. Pinned @shanky11
Thanks for helping to get the word out, Manda! Happy Saturday!!!
Very clever. I like your choice of fabrics. This could have other uses too, depending on the fabrics and width of pockets, e.g., holder for favorite serving silverware, crochet hooks, etc. Thanks.
I pinned this project on my crafts board (margie1715) and commented on the ehow post.
Shared on Facebook too. When I went back to write a comment on ehow, didn’t see a place for comments.
Thanks so much for sharing, Margie. To comment on eHow, you have to scroll way down past the article. I hope this helps. 🙂
Thanks so much for pinning, Margie! It’s funny that you mention using it for silverware, because my mom made some felt holders, very similar to this to hold my sister’s silverware, way back in the seventies. 🙂
Hello Beth,
I have written to you previously regarding using your material on the Australian Sewing Guild facebook page. This received a highly positive response.
Your latest series of video tutorials is excellent, and targets the demographic of home sewer whom we, the ASG, are trying to attract to our Guild.
Would you consent to the ASG including these tutorials on our blog? https://www.facebook.com/AustralianSewingGuildInc/ ? These articles would be appropriately credited to you.
In my role of Industry Partner Liaison, and Board Member, I would like to introduce you to our 2000 members. Could you kindly provide me with an editorial and photo so we can submit an article in our newsletter and facebook?
I can put a link to your website so our members can read your articles at their leisure
Regards, Jude Ewen, Industry Partner Liaison Australian Sewing Guild Inc. aussew.org.au
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On Sun, Mar 6, 2016 at 2:00 AM, The Renegade Seamstress wrote:
> The Renegade Seamstress posted: “I’ve really enjoyed designing this Learn > to Sew series for you. I hope it’s been as much fun for you as it has been > for me. 🙂 Next up: A few easy and beautiful projects to practice your > newfound sewing skills… Travel in style, and keep your brushes ” >
Hi Jude, Thank you so much for your kind words and interest in my work. I would be honored to have the ASG include my work on your Facebook page. What kind of editorial and picture would you like?
I Pinned it!
🙂 Thanks so much, Susan!