5 Free Sewing Patterns to Elevate your Sewing Space

5 FREE PATTERNS TO ELEVATE YOUR SEWING SPACE




Creating a personalised and inspiring sewing space is essential for any avid sewist. Luckily, there are fantastic free sewing patterns available that can add a touch of creativity and functionality to your crafting haven. 

In this blog post, we’ll explore five unique patterns that will not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of your ​sewing space but also contribute to a more organised and enjoyable crafting experience. 

Let’s dive into the world of DIY decor and practical sewing accessories to add to your craft room without breaking the bank!


1. JUSTweight Pattern Weights by In Complete Stitches

JUSTweight FREE Sewing Pattern by InComplete Stitches


Pattern weights are unsung heroes in the sewing world, providing a hassle-free​ and time-saving alternative to traditional pins. The benefits are numerous – they eliminate the need for constant pinning, preventing fabric distortion and reducing the risk of pricked fingers.​ 

We are especially fond of the free JUSTweight sewing pattern by Irish-based pattern designer Sarah Jolley, also known as In Complete Stitches. These weights are as cute as they are practical and make for a great scrap-busting project.

Chances are, you won't stop at 'just weights' when exploring Sarah's range of versatile sewing patterns. See what we did there?! 

2. Tailors/Fabric Scissor Pouch by Sotak Handmade

Fabric Scissor Pouch FREE Sewing Pattern by Sotak Handmade


A fabric scissor pouch ensures easy access, protection, and organisation for your scissors and other crafting tools. Its portability makes it a convenient companion for sewing projects on the go. 

A tried and tested sewing pattern, we highly recommend the Scissors Cozy by Svetlana Skumanicova, otherwise known as @SotakHandmade. This pouch is a quick and easy make, that will ensure your sharp scissors are safely stored when not in use. Svetlana provides both the template and a very helpful video tutorial on her YouTube channel.

​Find it here.


3. Sewing Machine Cover by Closet Core Patterns

Sewing Machine Cover Sewing Pattern by Closet Core Patterns


A sewing machine cover offers essential protection against dust and damage, extending the machine's lifespan. It keeps your workspace tidy, prevents scratches, and b​y making your own cover you can add a ​personalised stylish touch to your crafting area. ​Sewing one is a simple yet effective way to care for your equipment and have a bit of fun along the way.

If you're looking for the perfect pattern, look no further: Closet Core Patterns have got you covered! Pun intended. 

Get the deets here.


4. Pin-apple Pin Cushion by Sew Yeah on Love Craft 

Pineapple Pincushion Sewing Pattern by Sew Yeah on Love Crochet

The smallest but possibly one of the most important tools in the sewing room – the humble pin cushion. Or pin(e)apple cushion in this case. There are so many fabulous sewing patterns on the worldwide web, trying to pick and choose one will positively send you down a rabbit hole of pin cushion sized cuteness but this pin-apple cushion by Sew Yeah on Love Crafts wins it for us. 

Check it out.

 

5. Tailors Ham by Twig & Tale


Tailors Ham FREE Sewing Pattern by Twig & Tale


Tailors ham's are used to press and shape curved areas of garments, such as darts, sleeves, and princess seams. The rounded form allows for better pressing of these curved sections, helping to achieve a professional and polished finish.
Sewing your own tailors pressing ham can be a game-changer for anyone passionate about garment construction or DIY sewing projects.


We hope you love these five free sewing room accessories as much as we do. If you make them and share them on social media, please credit the makers/bloggers, and tag us too. We’d love to see the accessories you create.
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2 comments

  • Mary Coen: October 04, 2024

    Are you an Irish company.
    Where are ye based.
    I live i Co. Galway

  • Jodi: May 15, 2024

    Great ideas!

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