On the Go Projects
From yo-yos to large wall hangings using cotton or wool, here are tips and projects for your next road trip.
Knots to Know [1]
Hand Embroidery Techniques [3]
This glossary of stitches is helpful for general use and adding embellishments.
Go to Hand Embroidery Techniques [4].
[5]Hand Embroidery Techniques [6]
Yo-yos are the perfect portable project. You can use them as embellishments or join many yo-yos together to make pillows or quilts.
Go to Making Yo-Yos [7].
Sunflower Appliqué Wall Hanging [8]
Projects using freezer-paper appliqué are great for road trips.
Go to Sunflower Appliqué Wall Hanging. [9]
[9]Wool Appliqué Tips [10]
Wool is one of the most portable fibers, especially because you don’t need to use an iron. Here are some instructions for making your own felted wool and tips for using wool.
Go to Wool Appliqué Tips [11].
Scrappy Wool Table Mats [12]
These scrappy table mats are quick and easy. Make just one, or make a whole set.
Go to Scrappy Wool Table Mats [13].
Wool Flower Table Topper [16]
This stunning wool flower table topper is a perfect project for beginners.
Go to Wool Flower Table Topper [17].
Sewing Caddy [18]
A sewing caddy is a great project on the road, for the road. When you’re finished, use it to store your needle, scissors, and thread.
Go to Sewing Caddy [19].
Weather Vane [20]
Spring Hats Pincushion [22]
Make one for yourself and a few for friends. Your quilting friends are going to want one of these cute hats.
Go to Spring Hats Pincushion [23].
Wool Heart [24]
Hand embroidery and wool make this the perfect project for on the go. Add a splash of color with colored glass beads.
Go to Wool Heart [25].
Tie-On Pincushion [26]
Gather your scraps and make a bunch of these tiny pincushions. They’re ideal for tying onto a sewing basket.
Go to Tie-On Pincushion [27].