I post sewing and crafting tutorials here at the Mermaid’s Den. I love making things and sharing them with you, so you can make them, too.
In this post, I'll show you how to refashion that white cotton thrift store dress to make it more wearable, using a tie dye kit to make a rainbow dress!
In this post, I'll show you how to make a stitch sample book in order to test out all of those fancy stitches and learn what your sewing machine is capable of.
This post contains a super easy leatherworking tutorial for beginners. You don't need a ton of tools and you'll end up with a cute bag.
I recently came across the lovely Layla Bag Pattern, and I knew that making this cute purse would be a great way to use up some of my surplus leather.
Cork boards are great for displaying items, but cork isn't the most attractive color/texture. I'll show you how to cover a cork bulletin board with fabric.
In this post, I’ll show you how to turn an old picture frame into a handled tray you can use to display vintage paper goods.
In this post, I'll review the discount fabric warehouse Lorraine Fabrics in Pawtucket, RI. You're sure to find something unique and budget-friendly.
In this post, I'll go over the anatomy of a toy sewing machine, what to look for, and how to clean and restore your vintage Betsy Ross sewing machine.
In this post, I'll show you how to spot fake Amazon reviews, which create inflated positive ratings. Don't get tricked into buying fake/low quality items!
As the owner of six vintage sewing machines, I've learned a lot (and made a few mistakes). Here's my advice on buying a vintage sewing machine.
This post will cover five different sewing patterns for tote bags. All of the sewing patterns are free and include step-by-step tutorials.
