Designer Inspired Sewing: 9 Beautiful Designer Inspired Knock Off Patterns

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BQuinn1234

"Do you have a sewing machine tote,or carrier pattern? I really do need one. the universal carrier is to costly!"

Cheryl E

"The pretty passport pouch is lovely. When having to manage potentially more than one piece of luggage, it is a good idea to have important docs in one place. I would add a pretty lanyard to the pouch to be able to hang around the neck and free up hands to manage bags and kids in tow."

Cheryl E

"I love this infinity scarf best with the frayed edge. It was the beautiful silk fabric that caught my eye. It is a little challenging to work with slippery silks or linen/rayon blends however the most beautiful prints are found on these types of material. Serge or machine sew the edges to keep the frothy fabric in place."

Cheryl E

"I love the tiny hand embroidered strawberry on the pin cushion. Great gift idea or stocking stuffer for any sewer. The pattern is free to download and includes the embroidery design. Tiny pin cushions are a delight to make and a wonderful sewing project to keep busy while TV watching."

Cheryl E

"What an unusual name, pomp and circumstance, for these lace trimmed tiny socks. An essentially practical idea however since even no-show, very low cut socks do peek out of the shoe. Adding lace to the edge gives the socks a charming whimsical look when the edges do push over the shoe edge."

Joy Kelley

Joy Kelley Hola! My name is Joy and I blog over at www.howjoyful.com. I am a Chilean designer that moved from my home country to the California mountains two years ago. I love sewing, crafting, upcycling, drafting and creating new things all the time. My blog reflects that and all the things I love to share.

I created my blog as a way to document the things I was making but along the way I realized how much I love to share my inspiration with others. Now, my main goal is to inspire others to try new techniques and create something new.

This year my husband and I became homeowners and are expecting our first baby. So on top of the normal projects, I have a lot of remodeling and baby projects and tutorials ahead of me! If you'd like to take a look come visit my blog, I always have projects and tutorials to share.

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Joy's Projects on AllFreeSewing:
How Joyful Bear
DIY Mousepad
Ruffle Purse
Summer Dress