how to dye fabric


Meet Wilbur, the Stuffed Snail

Nothing beats a handmade snuggle toy. When you sew one yourself, you can be sure that it’s made just right. And you really can’t beat the smile on a little one’s face when you hand them what could become their newest favorite stuffy! ... Read More

Let’s Go Retro!

Vintage color palettes and kitschy designs from the 1960s are our summer inspiration. Create your own retro Palm Springs vibe with time-tested, timeless designs. Here’s a peek inside the July Issue of We Like Sewing! ... Read More

Embrace casual chic in our May Issue!

Spring and summer call for carefree patterns and easy-breezy styles. With just one pattern, you can whip up some great warm-weather staples that are as comfy as they are cute! Want to dress things up a little? We’ve got that covered. Something for the little ones? Check. How about a little fashion forecast? You got ... Read More

Thrift it, scrap it, upcycle it in our April Issue!

Not every sewing project has to have a definitive purpose. It’s always good to leave a little room for whimsy. This month, we have projects that range from delicate embroidery to practical pillowcases and a timely table runner. Here’s a peek inside the February Issue of We Like Sewing! ... Read More

An Easter basket that will last!

Not every sewing project has to have a definitive purpose. It’s always good to leave a little room for whimsy. This month, we have projects that range from delicate embroidery to practical pillowcases and a timely table runner. Here’s a peek inside the February Issue of We Like Sewing! ... Read More

Tea Time: How to Dye Fabric Using Coffee and Tea

Coffee and tea both make eco-friendly fabric dyes that smell wonderful and are also affordable. The beautiful beige, light brown and orange shades that can be achieved are perfect for reviving a plain white garment! They are also useful for distressing and aging fabric for a costume. This article will demonstrate these natural dyes on ... Read More