Get ready for a great summer with these fun 4th of July sewing projects! Start working on them now so they’ll be ready for Independence day!
It’s always fun to have an excuse to make themed sewing projects like holidays. I love the 4th of July, and I always get inspired by all the red, white, and blue.
Enjoy this fun list of 4th of July sewing projects that you can work on anytime of the year. Some are great for decorating, some are great for playing, and some are great for entertaining!
Do you like fun and easy sewing projects? Try one of these!
4th of July Sewing Projects
Learn how to make a US state map quilt with states sewn in the shape of a heart. Cut the US state patchwork pieces with the Cricut Maker for an easy, fast quilt!
With this free quilt pattern make an American flag rag quilt to decorate for the 4th of July and summer. Rag quilts are easy and fun to make!
Learn how to make a DIY Firework t-shirt with Plush fabric paint and a firework stencil. This is the perfect 4th of july t-shirt for summertime!
Sew these reusable bowl covers for any size bowl or casserole dish. These are great scrap fabric projects, and they are easily washed for another use!
Learn how to add a DIY star applique to a t-shirt with a simple rag edge. This is an easy sewing project that’s perfect for summer and the 4th of July.
Make a sweet gingham and pompom gathered skirt that is perfect for watching parades and fireworks!
Make this chapstick holder to keep your chapstick close while you're out and about. You could even make one for a sunscreen stick!
Make a three tiered gathered skirt in red, white, and blue for your little girl. It's so cute and fun for 4th of July parties!
Make a cute mini pinwheel quilt in red, white, and blue for a cute decoration! It even comes with a free pattern!
Make a patriotic pillow with this free SVG cut file! You can use really fun fabric!
Choose some fun fabric to make this cute ruffled skirt! I love the longer length to show off different fabrics!
If you make something using this tutorial, I’d love to see! Please share it on social media with the hashtag #heatherhandmade and tag me!
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