This week for our Sew Your Stash event we're going to be sharing a whole bunch more ideas for using up your stashed fabric!
Remember if you're sewing from your stash be sure to enter our HUGE giveaway here!
Today we're going to focus on 30+ ways to incorporate piecing into children's clothing. What is piecing you ask? Piecing is taking small (and sometimes very small) pieces of fabric and sewing them together to create a garment. Piecing is the PERFECT way to use up smaller cuts of fabric from your stash!
Prepare to be inspired!!!
Audrey used the Noel Dress pattern and patterns from the new Botanist line from Art Gallery Fabrics to piece a quilt square and incorporate it into the front bodice.
Audrey also made a Fawn Face mask, which while technically not piecing, used very small pieces of fabric! And we can't go on without a collective sigh for that beautiful Fashionista Jacket.
Of course we have to start off with the Season 24 theme: Cut It Up! First of all Amanda sewed pieced jeans, a pieced sweatshirt, pieced bag and scarf.
Randi sewed a pieced dress, pieced skirt, and 2 pieced cardigans for the Cut It Up theme.
For the Cut It Up theme, Fey sewed a stunning patchwork dress!
And last one from the Cut It Up theme but definitely not least, Katie sewed a pieced vest, blouse with a pieced yoke and pieced skirt for her daughter, plus a pieced jacket for her son.
Now let's hear a cheer for this pieced sweatshirt by Tip Stitched for the Analogous Color challenge!
Danielle created this STUNNING dress for the Pattern Remix Challenge, and those rainbow/scallops are pieced!!! Here's the tutorial.
And how about Shauna's pieced peplum on this dress for the Inspired by Art challenge???
And who could forget the dress with the pieced quilt block Lisa made for the Streak, Stroke, Stripe challenge?!?
Or how about the time Sherri pieced together scuba knit in a Lone Star quilt pattern to create a sweatshirt for the Candy Coated Challenge?!?! (Seriously, scuba knit!!!)
Check out these lovely dolly and me patchwork dresses created by Celina for the 2021 Pantone Party!
Celina also pieced together a patchwork jacket for the occasion! (She used the Joseph(ine)Cardigan pattern.)
For the same 2021 Pantone Party, Audrey also pieced a quilted jacket using the English Paper Piecing method!
Here is a beautiful pieced yoke sewn by SewPony for the Popover Dress Remix challenge.
During Season 16, Kat pieced not only the waistband of that darling skirt, but also the necklace and scrunchies too for the Sew Your Stash theme!
Check out the stunning piecing on the bias by Baby Nest USA for the Analogous Color challenge!
Toya incorporated piecing in both the jacket lining and the back pocket for her Signature Style look in Season 18.
JCasa Handmade used piecing to create a whole skirt for the Circle Skirt Challenge.
And here's a whole tutorial to make a pieced circle skirt with an entirely different look!
How about this anything but boring pieced draw and black jacket by Begin with B for the Let's Go to the Movies challenge!?!?
Striped dress? Nope, PIECED dress by Nest Full of Eggs for the White Sheet Challenge.
How about this pieced Art Deco inspired dress by Skirt As Top for the Sewing Though the Ages challenge?
Caila used a whole bunch of piecing and hexagons in this darling dress for the Popover Dress Remix challenge.
The Crafting Fiend used little tiny scraps of fabric to piece those dragon teeth for the Celebrations Around the World theme.
Piecing doesn't have to be complicated to make a big impact, Emily pieced a darling rainbow pocket for the Pocketful of Sunshine Challenge.
Check out that stunning top pieced by Kiki for the Signature Style challenge!
Chelise pieced together over a dozen t-shirts to create this dress and petticoat for the Earth Day Challenge.
And check out these pieced dresses by Sew Together for the Color Challenge!!!
Remember the patchwork vest Bernadette made for the Boho challenge? Great way to use up fabric scraps!
Max California pieced the lining of this EXTRA jacket for her Signature Style look!
Jessica pieced together fabric to create that darling v-neck yoke dress for the Signature Style challenge.
And finally last, but definitely not least, Sarah blew us away with her curved piecing on the Hot Chocolate Hoodie for her On Location look.
Okay now are you inspired to use up some of the little pieces of fabric from your stash??? Remember to enter our HUGE giveaway here!
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