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Free Sewing Projects, Patterns, Templates



Here are some fun projects free to download! Tag @GailPatriceDesign on Instagram to share your sewing & serger projects with the community. We'd love to see your creations! You can also email gail@gailpatrice.com to share your projects or ask questions.

 

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THREAD FUSION POUCH  |  SHAPELY SHOULDERS HANGER   |   DECO SHAWL   |   PLACEMAT   |   HEART POUCH

TASSEL NECKLACE   |   TABLE RUNNER  |   WALL HANGING   |   FLAG   |   EASTER EGGS

TF Pouch
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THREAD FUSION Pouch

FREE PATTERN (Great scrap buster!)

Create a stylish, fun, fat quarter friendly pouch for your THREAD FUSION base and screw-in pins. There’s even room for a needle pack, small scissors and a spool or two of thread!

Shapely Shoulders
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Shapely Shoulders Hanger

FREE PATTERN & VIDEO

A fun scrap buster and gift for hanging knit or special occasion garments! Also a great FREE project to master curves and zipper insertion on your Serger!

Deco Thread Shawl
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Upcycle with Artist Thread Packs

These exquisite threads can be used on your serger, sewing machine or even Sashiko!

Introducing my favorite specialty threads! I've curated 2 collections of WonderFil 12 weight Spagetti threads. Each Artist's Palette collection includes 10 spools (110 yds each).

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Paint Box are 10 bright/bold colors and Bayside Blooms are soft pastels. Watch the video for more information on the thread packs and see how easy it is to doll up a shawl.

Placemat
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Fabulous Flatlock & Pintuck Placemat

A serger sampler of stunning decorative stitch capabilities

(Great scrap buster!)

Sergers aren't just for seams. They have numerous decorative stitch capabilities. This placemat project will help unlock a whole new world of beautiful serger possibilities. Download the project handout below. There's a Sew Along version on YouTube and a step by step with photos on the BERNINA We All Sew Blog! 

Heart Pouch

Valentine's Day Heart Pouch

Low-Sew Project

Crafting a handmade Valentine's Day pouch is a heartfelt way to let that special someone know you care. Learn how to make these lovely baskets and fill them with sweet treats or love notes! Also great for Christmas or birthdays.

Tassel Necklace

Tassel Necklace

Creative Chainstitch or Rolled Hem

Since tassel necklaces are a hot fashion accessory right now, why not make one? I didn’t buy any of the components-just serged off some chainstitching (or rolled hem stitching) and went “foraging” in my bead collection. 

Table Runner

Thanksgiving Leftovers

Up-cycle Scrap Fabric and make a Table Runner

Don’t throw away or let those “leftover” seasonal fabric pieces sit idle in your stash. If you love to make holiday décor pieces as much as I do, here’s a great way to use those smaller pieces. 

Holiday Wall Quilt

Holiday Ball Wall Quilt

Creative Coverstitching

The coverstitch and chainstitch are wonderful for hems but here’s a fun holiday project using these versatile stitches as decorative and construction elements to create a beautiful holiday ball wall quilt.

 

Flag Project

Red, White and Green

Fun upcycled Flag Project

Here’s a fun project to use up those fabric scraps from previous projects. Channel your inner Betsy Ross and make a flag on your serger for the 4th of July. Last year I challenged myself to just use fabric pieces in my stash and buttons from my button collection for my flag. To vary the shades of red, both the right and wrong sides of a variety of fabrics are featured. Read the instructions in my previous blog post and download the template below.

 

Sew Easy Easter Eggs
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Sew Easy Easter Eggs

Up-cycle scrap fabric and experiment with decorative stitches

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These Easter eggs won’t break and

no cooking necessary! It’s fun to mix prints and solid color fabrics. Cut (4) full shapes or (8) half shapes. Download template and instructions below.

 

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