Fabrics

Discover your personal style.

This cozy craft has practical applications.

This functional craft reflects the '70s.

Punch it up!

Cuddle up to some comfort.

Turn a boring cork board into a fabulous message center.

Put scraps of fabric to good use in your home with these simple and fun DIY projects.

Customize your space with a splash of color inspired by one of these easy tie-dye DIY projects.

Leather will often crack from use, but even deeply cracked leather isn't completely beyond repair.

Make something old seem new again.

Original appliances last a long time with proper care.

Knitting wool is a hobby that requires a bit of figuring.

If you are into the grunge or retro look, you may want to make a hat look old and worn.

For a new experience in personal designer clothing, you can make your own shirt.

Needlework customizes gifts and personalizes linens.

The tradition of manufacturing Japanese silk fabric dates back to the sixteenth century.

A car seat cover can get very dirty over time.

You should regularly clean your neoprene seat cover.

All you need is some scissors and a little fabric glue.

Leather can be expensive to repair.

When undertaking vinyl leather repair, you will be faced with plenty of options.

When there's a cut on your leather furniture, it's cheaper to undertake the leather repair yourself.

For the most professional-looking leather jacket repair job, keep these tips in mind as you work.

Auto leather repair can be expensive.

Make ruffles by hand or using a machine.

Netting and nylon webbing is a well-used fabric in many textile products.

Make DIY sewing gloves for yourself and as gifts.

Keep wearing your favorites instead of buying replacements.

All you need is some knotty knowledge.

You might have what you need around the house.

Save money by adding years to the life of your garments.

Customize garments with your personal elegance or silliness.

Amp up your wardrobe without going on a spending spree.

They're easy to assemble, super cheap, and great as gifts.

You can whip one up in under an hour.

It's a little different than working with hard surfaces.

This craft has been around for thousands of years.

Keep your tootsies toasty all year long.

Think twice before you throw those clothes in the trash!

Begin by choosing the great materials.