Interesting Sites for Creative Ideas

When you need inspiration and are overwhelmed by the endless pages on google, here are some helpful sites to focus your creative efforts.

https://theseamanmom.com/: Petro at Easy Peasy Creative Ideas

"Do you long to create beautiful projects but despair of finding the time to do so? Do you wish you could find easy projects that would still satisfy your creative soul? Are you looking for ways to make time for your passions and hobbies but don’t know where to start?"

https://weallsew.com/ Bernina We All Sew Newsletter

"WeAllSew is a place where sewers and crafters of all ages and skill levels are celebrated and inspired through project ideas, patterns and tips to fuel your creativity and love for sewing."

https://seekatesew.com/ See Kate Sew

"Hi! I’m See Kate Sew, aka Kate Blocher: fashion lover, fabric and pattern designer, author and mother of four. When I’m not chasing kids you can find me at my sewing table or daydreaming up new designs."

 https://so-sew-easy.com/ Mayra at So Sew Easy

"We are delighted that you found your way to So Sew Easy!  We are here to inspire you, guide you, and also learn with you."

https://www.heatherhandmade.com/ Heather Handmade

"Sewing You’ll Love I believe that small sewing moments can create great joy."

https://sewcanshe.com/: Sew Can She

"My name is Caroline and I love to sew. With four children and a room full of fabric, sewing for them lifts me up. Creating something beautiful brings me such joy. Someone I love and admire said: The desire to create is one of the deepest yearnings of the human soul. No matter our talents, education, backgrounds, or abilities, we each have an inherent wish to create something that did not exist before."

https://icansewthis.com/ I Can Sew This

"Easy and fun sewing projects."

"It's been a good fit into my life so far, and sharing what I know about crafting and sewing with creative people of all experience levels has been rewarding."

 

 Helpful info from Beverly Day and Joyce Savage

 

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