Make It With Madison

I've been really wanting to sew these past few weeks, but I've also been wanting to crochet - and since more episodes of Bridgerton are out, I find myself crocheting in front of my tv more. Maybe next week I'll sew something. This week I decided to work on baby socks for a friend. It was my first time making them, so the first pair turned out kind of wonky, but the second pair was better! I like this pattern because it's super quick and easy enough I can watch tv and complete

I've actually been wanting to make a tote like this for a while - something I can carry over my shoulder that is sturdy and has pockets! I'm so happy I got the chance to make one this week. I love how customizable sewing projects, including bags, are. You can really choose any fabric or combination of colors you want and just have fun with creating the project! Materials: About 1 yard fabric for outside of tote bag About 1 yard fabric for inner lining of tote bag About 1 yar

As many of you may know, I find most of my ideas for the blog by scrolling through Pinterest. Lately, I've been seeing a lot of crocheted play food and it's been really cool to see all the different foods creators have crocheted over time. The peel-able oranges are my favorite (if you haven't seen these, look it up). I've also been playing with the idea of crocheting food to display around my kitchen or in my dining room. This sparked the idea for the heart cookies I made. I

After making this pattern, I think I might have to make more oven mitts! This was so simple to put together in a short morning sew and I had a lot of fun quilting the heart fabric. I forgot I had this fabric until I found it earlier in the week while I was looking for something else. I have a few pieces of it, but I think I originally got it in a bag at a thrift store for 50 cents or something? It was a good deal. I can't wait to think of more projects I can use this fabric i

A couple of days ago, I made the mistake of trying to learn the jasmine stitch while watching a tv show. I still really want to learn the jasmine stitch, but wanted something a little easier for a washcloth or something similar to make while watching (being distracted by) my show. After a few variations, I decided to use a combination of simple stitches both for visual appeal and overall simplicity. This washcloth pattern can also be used as an oversized potholder, as it's ma