We love this take on retro alphabet fridge magnets - sew your own!

Check out the tutorial from Modern Quilt Love.

Hide Your Arms have put together a huge list of projects for recycling tshirts. There's quite a few CO+Kers on there too.

Check out the list on Hide Your Arms now.

Sew a cute little bitty bug pincushion to help with your sewing projects.

Check out the how-to from Goody Goody.

These cushions would be great for social-networking with friends on your sofa.

Check them out from Craftsquatch.

Personalize your pillows and accessories with buttons. It's cheap but looks expensive!

Check out the how-to from Nini Makes.

Brighten up your jam jars with a cutesy hand-stitched topper.

Check out the how-to from Lucy Kate Crafts.

Keep your pins tucked away in style with a super cute African violet pincushion.

Check out the how-to from Flickr.

These felt monsters are so adorable that we wouldn't mind them hiding under our bed.

Check out the how-to from Nina.

Sure to be a favorite with any geeky kid and adult, this pi appliqued t-shirt is perfect for any maths fan.

Check out the how-to from Christy Nelson.

Here's a great tutorial for turning a boring normal ribbon is to a fancy French ruffled ribbon.

Check out the how-to from Cheeky Magpie.

These little cats are adorable and made from towels - the perfect bath time friend.

Check out the how-to from Doll Maker.

Any domestic goddess would be proud to be seen in this adorable patchwork apron.

Check out the how-to from Moda Bake Shop.

Keep your sewing supplies organized by turning your fabric scraps in to baskets.

Check out the how-to from The Sometimes Crafter.

These oilcloth lunch bags are perfect for carting around nibbles in your bag.

Check out the how-to from Skip To My Lou.

Here's a lovely economically friendly project for sewing your own reusable make-up remover pads.

Check out the how-to from Sproutz.

Here's a nifty way to turn a plastic bottle in to a coin purse!

Check out the how-to from Green Upgrader.

Keep your breakfast warm with a cosy little hat.

Check out the how-to from Nini Makes.

These fabric eggs look adorable and would make a perfect centerpiece for your Easter meal.

Check out the how-to from Retro Mama.

These felt candy dishes look really easy to make and would come in really hand for Easter.

Check out the how-to from Zakka Life.

Keep your pencils neat and tidy with this adorable pouch.

Check out the how-to from Crafty Daisies.

Surely every crafter needs her own DIY magical fairy wand?!

Check out the how-to from Zakkalife.

Why settle for a boring, techy laptop case when you could wrap your computer up in this adorable Etch-a-Sketch Laptop Case?! It's so retro and cute.

Hip Girlie have posted a tutorial for making this very adorable case for your iPod or MP3 player.

The perfect way to keep it safe and cute!

Halloween is on it's way, so why not invite the ghools and demons in with a DIY Halloween Ribbon Wreath hanging on your door?!

View the how-to on The Long Thread.

If you've recently brought out your winter wardrobe to find that it's not as stylish as it seemed last year, then why not spruce up your dowdy sweaters with this excellent how-to.

Learn how-to alter a wool sweater on Sweet Sassafras.

Lady Harvatine has posted a how-to for making this lovely pair of Summer Slippers on her blog. They'd be perfect for lounging about it.

You might also like to check out the Flip Flops how-to that opposites-girl posted in the projects a few weeks ago !

I think that this Map Purse from Sonya Style is such a clever idea. Not only does it look cool, but you'll always know your way around.

Rags To Bags is a great website filled with tutorials and patterns for turning your old clothes in to bags.

These would be great for scrunching up, shoving in your handbag and then taking them out when you have shopping to carry, so that you don't have to take a plastic bag.

Chara Michele has a great tutorial for making gorgeous Handmade Cloth Napkins on her blog. Perfect for sniffly winter noses.

This Tertris Quilt is totally retro chic.

Check it out on Rabbit Style News. I wonder what other games would look good in quilt form?!

If you think that your socks sometimes smells worse than the undead, then why not make them into the undead with this awesome Sock Skeleton tutorial.

It's starting to get cold outside, so what better way to warm up your digits than a toasty hand warmer tucked away in your pocket. Sonnetofthemoon has posted these hand warmers, with a mini-tutorial in the comments, on craftgrrl.