Sometimes our kitchen is the last room we think of when we’re decorating our home. Now you have no excuse for not having these specific items in your kitchen when you’ve got such fabulous DIY projects at your fingertips!
Listed below are some great ideas that are easy and will add a lot of colors, and function, that you’ve been needing…especially when there are so many amazing fabrics available on the market today. These things will come in really handy and you’ll be so happy you made them, once you have them!
Sewing Projects for the Kitchen
2. Fabric Napkin Bread Warmer
I had been using two napkins for serving bread, which is OK, but this fabric bread warmer is what you reach for when you want the table to looksgiving when my mother made a batch of her famous homemade rolls, I was wishing for something a little nicer to put on the table. This little gem of a sewing project now graces my table during holidays and even everyday dinners. Keep bread warm while also making the table look great by making this neat sewing project for your home.
3. Super Fast Placemat
4. Dinner Napkins
All you need is a few scraps of fabric and some simple sewing know-how to make a chic set of patterned napkins. I swear, it’s the perfect sewing project for a beginner! It will only require simple folding and pressing to create neatly mitered corners before stitching around the perimeter of the napkin. How easy is that?
5. Simple Pot Holder
Add a new touch to your kitchen with these easy-sew Simple Pot Holders. These are a great touch to your kitchen. Have been looking for a good potholder pattern/tutorial and this is the best I have seen. Read on the complete guide from Radiant Home Studio to get started.
6. DIY Ruler Table Runner
Need a cute and creative craft is simple to make, adds some whimsy to home decor and will look great on your kitchen table? Check out this DIY Ruler Table Runner from Ann’s Entitled Life. It definitely looks like a lot of fun and so easy to make too.
Check out all of these ideas to sew in one place on Youtube, then come back to hit the links to complete step by step instructions from some our the top sewing blogs.
7. DIY Drawstring Produce Bag
Learn how to make zero waste DIY reusable produce bags using this easy sewing tutorial. Skip the plastic and start using reusable, eco-friendly bags. This easy step-by-step from Attainable-Sustainable will teach you how and start reducing plastic wastes at home.
8. Kitchen Curtains
Everybody wants their kitchen to feel homey, especially being a room you spend so much time in. So to help you make your kitchen feel more welcoming, try making this Kitchen Curtains. I really love floral curtains and this tutorial from Woman’s Day is a great read!
10. Unpaper Paper Towel
11. Simple Tortilla Cozy
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Do you love easy sewing projects? This simple tortilla cozy idea is exactly the kind of thing I go looking for. The first time I tried this I rushed it, and it taught me that a little patience really does pay off here. It’s the kind of thing you can whip up without any fuss, especially with the tortilla cozy. The whole thing comes together with basic tools and ingredients, nothing fancy or hard to find. We’ve got the complete tutorial for you right at the link.
12. Easy Reversible Drink Coaster
I am a big fan of fun crafts, and this easy reversible drink coaster idea is one of my favorites. I will admit I have messed this one up before by skipping a step I thought did not matter, so trust the process. This one always gets asked about when I bring it out. Even if you are newer to this, it is a forgiving one to start with. You can grab the whole recipe from Thestitchingscientist at the link.
13. Cutlery Pockets
This cutlery pockets idea is simple, quick, and exactly a clear how-to I keep coming back to. A friend of mine swears by doubling the batch, since it never seems to last as long as you think it will. Even on a busy night, this one is realistic to actually make. You can scale it up or down depending on how many people you are making it for. Get the full recipe from Sameliasmum to see every step.
14. Fabric Utensil Holder
Why not try an easy tutorial the easy way? This fabric utensil holder idea makes it simple. I used to overthink this one, but it turns out the simple version is just as good as the fussy one. A little effort goes a long way with this one. The whole thing comes together with basic tools and ingredients, nothing fancy or hard to find. Head over to Gardenmatter for the complete recipe.
15. Super Cute Dish Towels
Super Cute Dish Towels – yes please. This one delivers on handmade goods without any fuss. My first attempt at this was not exactly picture perfect, but it still turned out great, which taught me not to stress over it. No fancy equipment needed, just a few basics you probably already have. Even if you are newer to this, it is a forgiving one to start with. Check out Alamodefabric’s full tutorial for all the details.
16. Reusable Swiffer Refills
This is home decor, and I never get tired of it. I learned the hard way that rushing this one is not worth it, so give yourself the extra few minutes. It’s simple to put together and always turns out great, especially with the reusable swiffer refills. You can scale it up or down depending on how many people you are making it for. Afewshortcuts has the full step by step tutorial if you want to make it yourself.
17. Skillet Handle Pot Holder
Whether it is a weeknight or a get-together, this skillet handle pot holder idea fits right in if you love craft ideas. I almost skipped this one the first time around, and I am glad I did not, because it turned into a regular around here. It keeps well too, so it’s easy to make ahead of time. The whole thing comes together with basic tools and ingredients, nothing fancy or hard to find. You can grab the whole recipe from Practical Stewardship at the link.
18. DIY Quilted Pot Holder
Give this diy quilted pot holder idea a try the next time you want DIY projects. This is one I originally made by accident, sort of, after improvising with what I had on hand, and it stuck. It comes together faster than you’d expect for how good it tastes. Even if you are newer to this, it is a forgiving one to start with. Get the full recipe from Diycandy to see every step.
19. DIY Bowl Cover
Mystudiobellingham nailed it with this diy bowl cover idea – easy crafts, no fuss. The first time I tried this I rushed it, and it taught me that a little patience really does pay off here. It’s the kind of thing you can whip up without any fuss, especially with the bowl cover. You can scale it up or down depending on how many people you are making it for. Head over to Mystudiobellingham for the complete recipe.
20. Large Hot Pad Tutorial
My family always aske this, and this large hot pad tutorial idea is one we keep making. I will admit I have messed this one up before by skipping a step I thought did not matter, so trust the process. This one always gets asked about when I bring it out. The whole thing comes together with basic tools and ingredients, nothing fancy or hard to find. Check out Auntieemscrafts’s full tutorial for all the details.
21. Custom Kitchen Towels
Ever crave a fun DIY? This custom kitchen towels idea is the one I keep going back to. A friend of mine swears by doubling the batch, since it never seems to last as long as you think it will. Even on a busy night, this one is realistic to actually make. Even if you are newer to this, it is a forgiving one to start with. Sugarbeecrafts has the full step by step tutorial if you want to make it yourself.
22. KitchenAid Mixer Bowl Cover
I have always loved fun crafts, and this kitchenaid mixer bowl cover idea is a great example why. I used to overthink this one, but it turns out the simple version is just as good as the fussy one. A little effort goes a long way with this one. You can scale it up or down depending on how many people you are making it for. You can grab the whole recipe from Laurascraftylife at the link.
23. Reversible Placemats
This reversible placemats idea is quick, easy, and a real win for a clear how-to. My first attempt at this was not exactly picture perfect, but it still turned out great, which taught me not to stress over it. No fancy equipment needed, just a few basics you probably already have. The whole thing comes together with basic tools and ingredients, nothing fancy or hard to find. Get the full recipe from Growingupgabel to see every step.
25. Skirted Sink
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Skirted Sink? Sign me up. This is handmade goods done right. I almost skipped this one the first time around, and I am glad I did not, because it turned into a regular around here. It keeps well too, so it’s easy to make ahead of time. You can scale it up or down depending on how many people you are making it for. The complete step by step version is linked above.
26. Homemade Moisture Absorbers
Here is a fun DIY, and I keep coming back to it year after year. This is one I originally made by accident, sort of, after improvising with what I had on hand, and it stucket change. It comes together faster than you’d expect for how good it tastes. The whole thing comes together with basic tools and ingredients, nothing fancy or hard to find. Attainable Sustainable has the full step by step tutorial if you want to make it yourself.
29. DIY Insulated Beverage Holders
Positivelysplendid really knows an easy tutorial, and this diy insulated beverage holders idea shows it. A friend of mine swears by doubling the batch, since it never seems to last as long as you think it will. Even on a busy night, this one is realistic to actually make. The whole thing comes together with basic tools and ingredients, nothing fancy or hard to find. Head over to Positivelysplendid for the complete recipe.
30. Grocery Bag Holder
If you have a cabinet where plastic bags quietly multiply, this grocery bag holder is the fix. I used to overthink this one, but it turns out the simple version is just as good as the fussy one. A little effort goes a long way with this one. Even if you are newer to this, it is a forgiving one to start with. Check out Diy Crush’s full tutorial for all the details.
31. DIY Fabric Bowl
Looking for fun crafts that actually works? This diy fabric bowl idea is it. My first attempt at this was not exactly picture perfect, but it still turned out great, which taught me not to stress over it. No fancy equipment needed, just a few basics you probably already have. You can scale it up or down depending on how many people you are making it for. Craftstylish has the full step by step tutorial if you want to make it yourself.
32. Folded Pot Holder
I will admit it, I am obsessed with a clear how-to, and this folded pot holder idea proves it. I learned the hard way that rushing this one is not worth it, so give yourself the extra few minutes. It’s simple to put together and always turns out great, especially with the folded pot holder. The whole thing comes together with basic tools and ingredients, nothing fancy or hard to find. You can grab the whole recipe from Quiltexpressions at the link.
33. DIY Cornered Table Cloth
This diy cornered table cloth idea is fuss free and delivers on a fun DIY. I almost skipped this one the first time around, and I am glad I did not, because it turned into a regular around here. It keeps well too, so it’s easy to make ahead of time. Even if you are newer to this, it is a forgiving one to start with. Get the full recipe from Happystronghome to see every step.
