Scissors, Scissors, Scissors! We have a lot of new scissors!!! They are so beautiful! These are perfect for snipping threads when finishing a project, for embroidery, yarn work, carrying in your purse, and even for the car! We also have some new bundles in the shop!

Scissors! Have you seen the Organic Fabric Company selection of scissors lately? They have ALL been reduced in price.

Baby Gammo has arrived! Shop update! Hi Friends! Thank you all who entered our Instagram scissor giveaway. The winner, Jacqueline S. was announced in our stories! In other news, after a long wait, three weeks of intermittent labor contractions, and much patience the newest little babe of the Organic Fabric Company crew was born on 2/3, exactly one week after his EDA (estimated date of arrival)! He's as precious as can be (aren't they all???). While I'm resting up and enjoying newborn snuggles, Clarissa is har...

Reusable Produce Bag with a Seamless Bottom | Tutorial This reusable produce bag is light, washable, and eco-friendly. These are also perfect for bread bags! Using one long rectangle means there is no bottom seam, making it more durable. The side-fold casing method keeps edges neat and fray-free without special tools. Please read through the instructions before beginning your project. Materials Light, breathable cotton (voile, batiste, gauze, muslin) or linen/linen blend 1/2 inch cotton twill tape, ribbon, or cord (about 36 inches per bag...

Wrap Gifts Sustainably with Reusable Cotton Fabric: DIY Tutorial In years past, I've shown you how we up-cycle brown paper bags into Christmas gift wrap. Cotton gift wrap is another wonderful alternative to traditional wrapping paper. Not only is it eco-friendly, but it can also be used again and again (something lacking in my brown bag wraps). In this blog post, we'll go over how to create your own reusable cotton gift wrap. First, you'll need to gather your supplies. You'll need: Cotton fabric (upcycled fabric is best!) Sewing machine T...

Side-Snapping Bib Pattern - Free Tutorial for Beginners Today we have a new pattern for you all! You can purchase this pattern for $3.99 in an easy to use downloadable PDF here. This is still available for free. Just keep reading. Here is an easy side-snapping bib pattern for your use. I love side-snapping bibs for a lot of reasons, mostly because they can be unsnapped while baby is sleeping. You do not have to use snaps for this pattern. You can also use Velcro if you'd prefer or if it's simply what you have on hand. Metal or Kam...

Restocks and Digital Pattern Sale Good morning! We have quite a few restocks of some favorite items! You can click on any image to get more information or to purchase. Remember: For the remainder of the month of March, all of our digital patterns are 15% off when you buy two or more! This discount is automatically added to your purchase at checkout.

Baby Teething Ring Tutorial - D.I.Y. Baby Shower Gift (Updated) Hello! I have a few different patterns in the works, but this one has been extremely popular, so I figured I'd start with an update and then move forward from here. :) This pattern is a free download and makes a great gift for the little people in your life! You can purchase this pattern for $3.99 in an easy to use downloadable PDF here. Just want the free version? Just keep reading! Feel free to experiment with your own patterns to get a shape that you love. I recommend keeping th...

Looking to Upgrade Your Bedding? An Organic Pillowcase Tutorial (Beginner's Project) Your skin is your largest organ, and your face has your most delicate skin and houses your respiratory inlet/outlets. Pillows are an inexpensive and practical way to upgrade your bedding! To make your own standard pillowcase, you will need: 1 yard of organic fabric (poplin is a great choice). This yardage allows for directional prints too! SCORE! Basic sewing supplies (thread, scissors, and pins) A pillow (or make your own by closing all 4 sides and stuffing with our organic cotton fill!...