Put some fun into function with a whimsical pocket that appears to be peeling away from the garment. The 3-layer construction method hides all the raw edges, and it follows any vest pattern purchased in your size.

Skill level: Intermediate

Add the colors of autumn to a sale-priced sweatshirt, trim with flannel and you'll have a great gift or a treat for yourself.

Why line a jacket with a boring lining fabric when you can just as easily make the jacket reversible? Two for the price of one!

Creating your own fabric with serger techniques says, "One-of-a-kind!"

Scary bats, cats, ghosts and jack-o'-lanterns - put them all together with your favorite denim and stitch up a boo-tiful shirt as a gift to yourself.

What could be more comfortable and appropriate than a garden sweatshirt embellished with busy bees and fresh daisies?

Shades of silver, gold and bronze dance across black silk suiting to create this elegant jacket. A swirl of machine-embroidered vines ties the elements together in this fabric-collage jacket created using a separate jacket pattern in any size.

Skill Level: Intermediate

These mini-pumpkins involve mini-work and mini-materials. Not only are they great "on the vine", but they also cluster nicely for refrigerator magnets, box tops and hair clips.

A lightweight border print is ideal for this breezy skirt with a side slit and slightly gathered waist. Make a matching fringed scarf from the leftover fabric.

Skill Level: Beginner

Not only are these pajamas cute and trendy, they are simple enough for a teen to sew by herself!