Make one of these fun kitchen sewing projects to brighten the area and make it more useful. A lot of these projects are beginner friendly and perfect for gifts!
Sometimes I have a small problem in my kitchen, and the quickest solution is to sew something that fixes it. Sometimes I just just want to sew pretty things to make my kitchen feel special since I spend so much time there.
I put together a list of things that are quick and easy to sew for the kitchen. These kitchen sewing projects make great gifts because everyone needs these! Which one is your favorite?
Do you love sewing projects? Check out some of these:
- beginner sewing projects
- scrap fabric projects
- fat quarter clothing projects
- sewing gift ideas
- Fall sewing projects
- back to school sewing projects
Kitchen Sewing Projects
Make one of these fun kitchen sewing projects to brighten the area and make it more useful. A lot of these projects are beginner friendly and perfect for gifts!
Learn how to make a DIY gingham apron with a free sewing pattern. This is an intermediate sewing project that makes the perfect gift! This is a really cute apron to keep your clothes clean!
Make a DIY bowl cozy with all your fabric scraps and batting scraps! Bowl cozies are quick and easy to make and they make great gifts! I love using these to keep my soup warm and keep my table clean.
Learn how to make DIY cloth napkins with silk and cotton fabric for the perfect reusable table setting. They are luxurious and absorbant and can match any holiday decor! I love how it feels to use these!
This is a fabulous and easy gift idea for neighbors, teachers, friends, and family. Use a tea towel to make a quick and simple DIY tea towel apron! This is my favorite apron to wear!
Learn how to make a no-slip hand towel that doesn’t come off of the rod! It’s perfect if you have kids or pets, and it makes a great gift! I love that it doesn't come off!
It’s easy to bring snacks for kids (or yourself) with these reusable snack pouches! Use waterproof fabric to make them easy to clean! I love an easy way to bring snacks with me!
Learn how to make a kid sized apron with just a fat quarter of fabric. This kid apron tutorial is a beginner sewing project perfect as a gift! My kids love pulling these out whenever they help in the kitchen.
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! We even use these to cover half of a watermelon when it's only partially cut.
Learn how to make an easy DIY harvest apron for the garden. It works as an apron, and it can turn into a little bag for carrying all your produce. It's technically more for the garden, but once I bring my vegetables in I keep it on as I work around the kitchen.
Learn how to make a simple potholder with scraps of fabric and bias binding. You can make cute ones to match your kitchen!
Protect your Instant Pot when not in use with a beautiful, custom cover. Follow these simple instructions to make an Instant Pot cover from Pioneer Woman placemats.
Learn how to make beeswax wraps to cover your food bowls and wrap food it. What a great reusable project to have in the kitchen!
See how to make a placemat and add a fresh touch to your dining table with these super quick diy placemats – probably the easiest ones you’ll ever sew!
This DIY for unpaper towels involves no snap’s – grab a reusable kitchen towel from a basket and you are good to go, quick and easy. Unpaper towels are an easy eco swap, ditch the single use kitchen paper towels, and make yourself some lovely reusable fabric ones.
Learn how to make cute potholders that are perfect for beginners and make a really cute gift!
Make a cute gift for multi-cultural families (or kids learning another language) that travels and ships easily. I love that each item on the placemat is labeled!
Having a trash bag dispenser to hang right next to the trash can is so helpful. In the quick sewing tutorial you'll learn to make your own dispenser!
How to Sew Laminated Cotton Placemats…With a twist on the back!
These laminated cotton placemats are such a great idea. They wipe clean and there's some gripping on the back so it can't slide off of the table.
Keep your fruits and vegetables fresh, tidy and accessible with a hanging mesh produce bag. Follow this easy sewing tutorial to make your own in small, medium and large.
Make a hanging dish towel with this sewing pattern to keep your dish towel hanging! No more reaching down to pick it up!
Use up some old denim jeans and turn them into an oven glove! I love the use of fabrics, and how useful an oven glove is!
Scarlet says
Thanks for so many fun kitchen sewing projects. I can’t wait to try the DIY placemats!