Featured Sewing Blogs
Style Sew Me is a style and sewing blog, founded by Eryn Shields, that teaches women how to take control of their personal style by sewing their own clothing. Eryn shares quick and easy tutorials on how to sew fashionable women’s clothing and sew alongs from her sewing pattern collection, Style Sew Me Patterns. Her mission is help women feel beautiful in their pieces and get maximum versatility by showing outfit inspiration.
Read more at Style Sew Me.
Julia Bobbin is a fabric obsessed, sewing fanatic who loves sewing both modern and vintage styles. A recent tailoring and hand-stitching evangelist, Julia lives for sewing bespoke suits, couture dresses and taking the time to get the fit just right!
Read more at Julia Bobbin.
Erica Bunker, DIY Style is a fashion sewing blog that was established in 2005. Erica inspires others who enjoy creating their own wardrobe through the art of sewing, by demonstrating how she pulls inspiration from the runway and high-end ready-to-wear fashion to create beautifully tailored, designer-quality garments with couture details. On the blog, you will also find not only expert-level sewing, but also fashion savvy styling tips.
Read more at Erica Bunker.
Londa Rohlfing shares her creative sewing adventures by sharing her own sewing projects and also a wealth of sewing knowledge gleaned from over 50 years of sewing. Londa is a pattern designer, book author, past sewing machine/fabric store owner, and national sewing educator who now teaches all ages to sew from her Sunroom Sewing Studio in Jackson, Tennessee.
Read more at Londa’s Creative Sewing.
Marcy, also known as oonaballoona, is an actress, singer, dancer, and lover of color. She hosts the entertainment sewing series “Re:Fashion” on Bluprint alongside her husband Rob. Her blog chronicles her signature technicolor style throughout adventures in film, tv, stage, the grocery store, and life in New York.
Read more at oonaballoona.
Mister Domestic is all about spreading joy and positivity through sewing and crafting. From sewing to quilting to weaving to crochet, this blog is chalk full of inspiration, free tutorials, a constant party and laughs for days. To come join the party, come to Mister Domestic, where all are welcome and positivity is boundless.
Read more at Mister Domestic.
If I had to use some words to describe myself they would be sewist, dressmaker, fabricaholic and creative fiber artist would all be featured. Mostly though I’m just a plus size fashionista journeying through the sewing world trying to make magic with each garment I create.
Read more at Diary of a Sewing Fanatic.
Linda has been sewing since the 70’s, when her most loved project was a pink polyester pantsuit – yes, that’s true! After all these years, there are still things Linda would like to try, learn and talk about with you. Right now Linda has a bag obsession! Linda has been on a Ready To Wear fast since 2015 and is the creator of #DESIGNINDECEMBER.
Read more at Nice dress! Thanks, I made it!!.
HelloSewing has an extensive collection of easy sewing projects and sewing tips for beginners, and there is a blog with lots of articles on all things sewing.
Read more at HelloSewing.
Knitwitsowls is a sewing, knitting and general craftiness blog written by Frankie Baldwin. Featuring sewing and knitting tips, tricks and tutorials.
Read more at KnitWitsOwls.
Manju is the author behind Sewmanju, which is a blog showcasing garments that Manju makes. She enjoys sewing a wide variety of ready-to-wear inspired clothing to suit all occasions and seasons, and is fearless in her pursuit of excellent fit. Her style is a mixture of modern classic and on-trend pieces which are both colourful and feminine.
Read more at sewmanju.
I’m a native New Yorker and sewing fanatic! I started sewing in 2009 and today make all my own clothes using vintage sewing machines and vintage patterns, in addition to sewing for private clients. Welcome to the warm and whimsical world of Male Pattern Boldness, where the conversation is sewing, style, fashion, fabric, and more!
Read more at Male Pattern Boldness.
As Lazy Girl, Joan Hawley always finds the easy and fun way to a successful project. A self-described geek and armchair engineer, Joan loves creating new twists and techniques for sewing and quilting.
Read more at Lazy Girl Designs.
I’m a mom of 3 kids living in Austin, TX with my husband Casey. I love to sew, make, DIY, photograph, write, and share everyday things that will be used and loved. So blogging is the perfect marriage of tricks for me. I started this blog as a place to share and connect with people. And today it’s doing much of the same, with colorful projects + ideas to get your wheels spinning. Most of all, I love to meet people! And I love to talk about creative life.
Read more at Made Everyday.
The Curvy Sewing Collective is a group of curvy sewing bloggers intent on demystifying all things plus-sized and home sewing. The Curvy Sewing Collective began in the spring of 2014, the brainchild of Jenny and Mary, as a way to bring together the plus-sized sewing community and address issues common to curvy sewists.
Read more at Curvy Sewing Collective.
Hi there, I’m Allison! I started this blog in 2007 as a way to keep record of the things I was making. I also started quilting around that time, so this blog has followed my journey from a brand new quilter, to a quilter that sort of knows what she’s doing. Blogging is my first love, but I also write and publish quilt patterns, author and contribute to quilting books and magazines, and design fabric sold in quilt shops with Windham Fabrics.
Read more at Cluck Cluck Sew.
Hi there, I’m Anna! Glad you stopped by.
I’m a mom to two incredibly inspiring daughters. My oldest daughter had the curliest blonde hair when she was little and my nickname for her was ‘noodlehead’. It’s one of many nicknames, but it stuck, it’s fun and a little goofy – just like us. I’m pretty sure I’m a lot like you. I love to sew and be creative.
Read more at Noodlehead.
My name is Vanessa (a.k.a- Crafty Gemini) and this is my home on the web! Welcome! Here is my little crew! The hubs and I have two crafty characters: Jonathan (Juice) is 12 and Allie is 10. We live on a 5-acre homestead just north of Gainesville, FL. I was born in NYC and raised in Miami, FL. I am fluent in English and Spanish. My entire family is from the Dominican Republic.
Read more at Crafty Gemini.
My name is Sara, and I live with my husband and children in Chicago, Illinois. My son, William, is 9, and my daughter, Violet, is 7-1/2. I love horses, sewing, reading books, Australian Shepherds, and music. The blog was named for one of my favorite Jimmy Eat World songs that I had on a cute pink 7″ record. It just sounded appropriate with the word ‘sew’ in front of it. 🙂
Read more at Sew Sweetness.
Linda loves spending time with her family, and jogging, but her next love is SEWING!
Linda’s Aunt was a trained seamstress in Hungary and her Mother always had a sewing machine on the dining room table. Linda’s Aunt could make an evening dress out of a pile of fabric, without a pattern, and her Mother was thrifty and always had a sewing machine out on the dining room table, mending an old garment to make it new again. Linda has always been surrounded by sewing projects. Her Aunt and Mother inspired her and taught her how to sew at a young age. She remembers sewing Barbie clothes in elementary school and outfits in middle school. Her proudest moment was designing and sewing her own wedding dress.
Read more at Nice dress! Thanks, I made it!!.
Hi, my name is Carolyn and I’ve been sewing since I was 11 years old. I love to sew and have made everything from my wedding outfit, to coats, my daughter’s and grandchildren’s clothing as well a couple of home dec items.
If I had to use some words to describe myself they would be sewist, dressmaker, fabricaholic and creative fiber artist would all be featured. Mostly though I’m just a plus size fashionista journeying through the sewing world trying to make magic with each garment I create.
Read more at Diary of a Sewing Fanatic.
Hi, I’m Rob Appell, host of Man Sewing. I’m a guy with boundless energy and enthusiasm for life and creativity. I love God, my wife, son and daughter. I enjoy waking up excited each day to see what lies ahead. I’m happiest when I’m outside or in my studio. I have been told that I inspire others and for that I feel very blessed.
Read more at Man Sewing.
Hello! I’m Tilly Walnes, the founder of Tilly and the Buttons. We create gorgeous, easy-to-use sewing patterns, books and online workshops for the new wave of DIY dressmakers.
With jargon-busting instructions and photos showing each step, our award-winning sewing patterns, dressmaking workshops and bestselling books (Love at First Stitch and Stretch!) help you create beautiful clothes that you’ll be proud to say you made yourself… even if you’re a new stitcher.
Read more at Tilly and the Buttons.
Welcome to WeAllSew!
What is WeAllSew? WeAllSew is a place where sewers and crafters of all ages and skill levels are celebrated and inspired through project ideas, patterns and tips to fuel your creativity and love for sewing.
It doesn’t matter what brand or type of sewing machine you own. Because we all sew, we all share the same passion for creating unique treasures. Whether you are learning how to sew for the first time or want to perfect your skills, the new WeAllSew blog and online community can help! Our blog contributors and sewing experts provide tutorials, easy step-by-step instructions, new product information and inspirational ideas just for you.
Read more at We All Sew.
Erica Bunker, DIY Style is a fashion sewing blog that was established in 2005. Erica loves inspiring others who enjoy creating their own wardrobe through the art of sewing. Erica demonstrates how she pulls inspiration from the runway and luxury brands to create beautifully tailored, designer-quality, classic garments with couture details and a contemporary twist. There is an “art” to cultivating a wardrobe. Cultivation is not an overnight process, it takes time. Erica shows how to look beyond outdated commercial pattern instructions, how to select appropriate fabrics and how the average home sewer can create their own modern wardrobe.
Read more at Erica Bunker, DIY Style.
Hi! I’m See Kate Sew, aka Kate Blocher: fashion lover, fabric and pattern designer, author and mother of four. When I’m not chasing kids you can find me at my sewing table or daydreaming up new designs.
Read more at see kate sew.
HELLO, I’M RAE! I design sewing tools that allow women to connect to their creativity by sewing clothing that is both beautiful and practical. So many projects, so little time! As a mom of three, I know what it means to have a busy life. But I also know that when you love creating, all it takes is little bits of time here and there to make something.
I’m here to provide you with the inspiration and tools you need to help you turn your ideas into reality. I want you to feel how empowering it can be to make your own clothing. Your hands turning dreams and ideas into physical items that can be worn and enjoyed…that’s truly magical. Let’s make it happen!
Read more at Made by Rae.
Hi! I’m Emily! I’ve been creating this little space online since 2008. At that time I had a toddler and was pregnant with my second. I loved to make things and decided to start a “blog” and for the first several years it was just my hobby. As my kids grew, so did this site, until it was what it is today. A huge resource of FREE SEWING PATTERNS, CRAFTS, and RECIPES.
Read more at Life Sew Savory.
I’m Abby Glassenberg, the author of While She Naps. This is a blog about the home sewing industry and creative entrepreneurship with a focus on craft publishing, fabric manufacturing, feminism, and social justice. I’m a sewing pattern designer, craft book author, writer, and teacher.
Read more at While She Naps.
Hi there. I’m Liesl Gibson, and I design sewing patterns for people who love to sew or want to learn how to sew. I’m glad you’ve discovered us, and I hope you’ll stick around for a while.
Read more at Oliver + S.
Hello, my name is Florence. This blog is a record of the things I make and my thoughts in between the stitches. My book, Flossie Teacakes’ Guide to English Paper Piecing, is published by Penguin Random House, and my work also appears in the V&A Museum’s book, Patchwork & Quilting: A Maker’s Guide. I sell prints of some of my work in my Etsy shop, and you can find patterns and tutorials though the menu. Thank you so much for reading, Florence x
Read more at Flossie Teacakes.
Nancy Zieman (June 21, 1953 – November 14, 2017) was an American author, designer, businesswoman, TV producer, blogger and national sewing authority, and host of the popular show Sewing With Nancy®, which appears exclusively on public television stations across the United States and Canada.
Read more at Nancy Zieman.
Growing up my family reused everything, not because we were thinking of the environment but because we needed to. This reuse and repurposing always fascinated me. I would watch my mother refashion old clothes into new outfits for me with her trusty sewing machine or snuggle with my grandma on a Saturday morning while she darned thinning socks. One of my favorite things was sitting in a sunny corner of the sewing room sifting through buttons. Those buttons were like “eye candy” to me and not just because they were hidden in an old cookie tin! There were just so many colors, textures, shapes and sizes, each one more intriguing then the next. From these memories and life experiences my passion for creativity was born.
Read more at The Sewing Loft.
Hello, I’m Carolyn. I live in Perth, Western Australia, and I like to make things. Lots of things… starting with all my own clothes. Sometimes I make things for unsuspecting family members too, but not so often 😉
Read more at Handmade by Carolyn.
In a former professional life I was once a craft magazine editor (amongst other things along the way). It used to be my job to make stuff, write about making stuff, write instructions, attend photo shoots, interview clever craftspeople. It was wonderful and I loved how craft and making things is more than just the objects, it’s about people and their stories.
Then I got married, moved, got a new job in a different field, had two delightful daughters, and suddenly I was always too busy, too tired, too everything. Too not ME.I realised I did not want to make craft things any more. I wanted to make things for ME. Selfish but true. So I am learning to sew clothes better, fit clothes, make muslins, insert zippers, do French seams and more!
Read more at Sew Busy Lizzy.
I’m mom to a daughter and two boys, wife to a Texas high school football coach (the Coach you might see me mention sometimes), and a former theatre teacher. We love living in Austin, Texas.
Besides sewing, I enjoy acting, reading, writing, directing, and riding horses much more than I love bikes
Read more at Melly Sews.
My name is Lauren Taylor. I am a 34 year old native Nashvillian with a love for all things sewing-related. I have a mean cat named Amelia Earhart and a lot of free time to devote to my passions. My life is pretty awesome.
In addition to sewing, I love riding my bicycle and eating tomatoes and watching Back to the Future. I am an avid knitter who has currently knit over 15 sweaters (and now the sock obsession has started, whee), and I also dabble in embroidery and watercolor painting. Someday, I’d also like to learn wood working, because why not? Who doesn’t want to build their own table, amirite?
Read more at LLadybird.
Welcome to my creative journal! I am Maureen. A stay-at-home mother of three, a lover of all things crafty and creative, and I make things by hand, at home in small town Pennsylvania ♥.
I started this blog in 2010 for a little space of my own — for sharing my passion to create, to document what I learn/how I grow as an artistic person, and to have a special place to keep some of those little projects and moments that myself and my children create together throughout our days.
Read more at Enchanted Voyage.
Hi there, I’m Merrick! Welcome to Merrick’s Art. I’m a blogger, stylist, seamstress, clothing designer, mama of three boys, wife to a wonderful guy, and we live in north Dallas, Texas.
I started Merrick’s Art back in 2008 when I was in college getting my art degree. After my first baby was born in 2010, I discovered my love of sewing and spent a year or two doing a lot of clothing refashions, starting with this one right here. It was at least a year before I finally got brave enough to cut into a piece of fabric and start something from scratch, but I stuck with it and got better with every project (although I still threw away a lot of projects)! There’s nothing more thrilling for me than designing and constructing a beautiful piece of clothing.
Read more at Merrick’s Art.
In 2010, we had a simple business plan: Open up a sewing studio and classroom space that served Portland by providing a welcoming and well-equipped space with quality sewing machines and the friendly support to use them. Even if you didn’t have a sewing space of your own, you had ours.
Our business evolved quickly over the last decade. We became a BERNINA dealer, started selling fabric, bought our own building, and opened a second location. However, the most important thing we’ve done in the last ten years is help build the most incredible community of sewists of all ages, genders, and backgrounds. Our staff members have become dear friends and our wonderful customers have all become part of our big MD family.
Read more at Modern Domestic.
My name is Heather, and I’m a wife, mother, and a seamstress. I love to and share that love with you. I make lots free sewing patterns, I teach you how to sew, and I’m a self-proclaimed fabric fondler.I started this blog years ago, and it was first called Feathers Flights {a creative sewing blog} so that I could write about all my creative “flights”. I made all sorts of crafts and sewing projects.
I have since changed the name to Heather Handmade to align with my desire to make everything with my hands. It wanted it to open my possibilites, but it actually helped me narrow my blog down to sewing projects and free sewing patterns.
Read more at Heather Handmade.
Colette Guanta comes from three generations of dressmakers and manufacturers. Colette studied design at East Sydney before working with her mother, Silva Guanta, who to this date manufacturers beautiful garments for women who appreciate great quality fabrics and design. Colette then moved on to open Tessuti Fabrics at Chatswood on Mother’s Day in 1992, where she sourced top quality designer fabrics, trims and buttons.
Emma Laue (also seen in this video) is a wonderful member of the Tessuti team. A talented designer in her own right, Emma’s passion for design and fabrics, and her commitment to excellent customer service are greatly appreciated by Tessuti’s customers.
Read more at Sew Tessuti.
My name is Julia and I’m a coffee person with a sewing problem.
August 27th, 2009 was the day that I first slouched in front of a sewing machine and sewed two pieces of calico together with a straight stitch.
It was love at first stitch for me, and ever since I have spent all my waking hours fantasising about what I’m going to make next.
Read more at Julia Bobbin.
Chronicling my adventures in creativity. I adore sewing and knitting, mostly vintage or vintage-inspired patterns. I hope this blog will inspire others to create lovely and lasting garments that speak of a past era and yet remain timeless and elegant.
Read more at Lilacs & Lace.
Hi I’m Frankie, I’m Currently a stay at home mum to a small boy and I make a LOT of stuff! I’ve been knitting, painting and sewing for as long as I can remember and I have always enjoyed sharing my passion with others! I have no official training or qualifications , so I’ve learnt from the school of mistakes. There have been days when I’ve wanted to throw my sewing machine out of the window and I’ve definitely had the days where every time I count a row of stitches it comes out as a new number!
Read more at KnitWitsOwls.
I’ve been sewing and crafting for over 40 years. It started when I was about 10 years old, the sewing part at least. As a kid, I was always doing something creative. Back to the sewing.., I made doll clothes from scraps given to me. It was so much fun. By age 12 in middle school, students were “required” to take home economics (cooking and sewing) and shop. This was my first formal class in sewing. But like most sewists, I come from a family where women make and sew all sorts of things. I grew up during a time where women spent a lot of time in the home and they used their creative talents to improve their lifestyle. Both of my grandmothers sewed, making everything from quilts, to baby clothes, to wardrobes that any woman would love to have. Most of my family thinks I’m more like my paternal grandmother. This woman was super creative and quite the entrepreneur
Read more at The Mahogany Stylist.
Hi, I am Lori from the Midwest, born and raised in the same small town. Married to Mike and mom to 4 incredible, marvelous, wonderfully talented girls and now a “nana” to two cute little ones. We have had the pleasure and joy of raising 4 these girls in this town. Our oldest was married to a great guy in 2009 and we now have a son, too. Then in August 2015, we welcomed another son, when our youngest daughter was married. My husband always told people when they asked, “don’t you want a son?” he replied, “the sons will come.” and he was so right.
Sewing has been a part of my life since 7th grade home arts class. I made an apron in class and that was the official start of my sewing passion. The summer before my 8th grade year and home economics class, my mom would take me to the local department store to buy a pattern and fabric. I would come home and she would patiently help me make that very first wrap sundress. I sewed on her Singer machine in the utility room, just off the kitchen and mom would be right there to help every step of the way. My jumper was blue with plaid straps, tie and pocket trim. I thought it was beautiful.
Read more at Girls in the Garden.
Opened by Jack Sauma in 1991, Mood Fabrics quickly became a staple of the New York City Garment District. With Jack’s family by his side and the world of fashion at his feet, Mood Fabrics grew to become a global success; launching an online store, opening a store in Los Angeles, and providing the fabric to the acclaimed show Project Runway. Currently run by Jack’s sons, Eric and Philip, Mood Fabrics is the result of hard work and family bonds, the epitome of the American Dream. Now, Mood hopes to help you achieve your dreams, whether you want to present a collection at fashion week or teach your children to sew. With fabrics that range from discount to designer, Mood is constantly adding new products to their collection.
Read more at Mood Sewciety.
Passionate sewist, tryer of anything fiber related, accumulator of too much sewing “stuff”, sharer of sewing knowledge whenever I can, appreciator of all who have taught me so much, member of a family I love madly and who love me back, friend of so many amazing sewists who sew at all levels. Proud Blogger since 2007!
Read more at La Sewista.
I live in Dorking, just south of London and work in the wonderful world of costume for theater and events. I’m a Costume Supervisor, which in a nutshell means I am responsible for making the designer’s ideas a reality. Day to day this can involve sourcing fabrics and haberdashery, buying clothing and footwear, costume fittings, dress rehearsals, organizing makers and managing budgets.
About seven years ago I discovered the amazing world of sewing blogs and decided to stop just admiring the skills of the costume makers I work with give sewing a whirl myself. This spur of the moment idea swiftly developed into an addiction and full blown love affair with fabrics and learning new techniques. I started this blog to track my progress, projects and ideas but through it have also ended up meeting a huge community of fantastic friends. I sew purely for the enjoyment of it and mainly make clothes for myself, although I do enjoy making the odd crafty little project for others and I love sharing all of it with you!
Read more at Diary of a Chain Stitcher.
This blog chronicles my attempts to build a wearable everyday wardrobe by sewing my own basics, with a few special makes thrown in every now and then. I hope my blog helps people to see that making a simple, unfussy wardrobe of everyday handmade clothes is achievable and fun.
I live in North London and work in tech startups.
Read more at What Katie Sews.
I like many things, but just can’t stand to sit still and do nothing. I love crafts, drawing, decorating, making beautiful thing out of scratch with my own hands and above all – I simply adore sewing!
I also love spending time outdoors, but at the end of the day I end up drinking tons of black coffee and staying up until the wee hours to work on one of my latest projects. It is during these hours which I have to myself that I feel perfectly complete and focused.
Read more at HelloSewing.
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Daniela has been always passionate about desserts, which made her create Dani’s Cookings in 2012: a baking blog with consideration of healthy eating. Easy and pretty baked goods, diet dessert options and beautiful photography are the main characteristics of this site. Daniela loves experimenting with different ingredients in order to create all kinds of sweet recipes: from classic cakes to diet friendly options. In 2019 she published her first cookbook named “Healthy Desserts” which teaches the readers how to bake with nutritious ingredients.
Katie is the face behind Chocolate Covered Katie, one of the Top 25 most influential food blogs in the US, with 3-6 million visitors each month. She has been featured by The Today Show, Time, CNN, The Food Network, Bon Appétit, Cooking Light, People Magazine, MSN, Yahoo, AOL, and the ABC 5 O’Clock News. A true chocoholic, Katie believes in eating chocolate every single day… at least twice!
Trisha Jones started her blog SugarThumb six years ago when she moved from her native London to Berlin. She loves a good German baked good, but missed sponge cakes and crumbles and cupcakes as well as her mum’s Sri Lankan cooking. So, she started baking and cooking everything and sharing it with the world. For savoury recipes from homemade gnocchi to Sri Lankan chicken curry and peach and chocolate crumble to creme caramel, follow Trisha for daily inspiration and unique recipes.
Suzie writes with the intent on taking the “fear factor” out of baking and making it fun. She likes to provide a lot of description in her recipes for this reason, in hopes people will step out of their comfort zone in trying a recipe. She’s self described as macaron obsessed and has over 21 macaron recipes on her blog, but she enjoys making a lot of mini desserts and treats as well.
Karen is a former Director of Social Service, Retail Buyer, and SAHM to two boys now adjusting to a semi-empty nest. She shares her thoughts, sense of humor, graphics and unique recipes on her blog.
2 Bliss Of Baking is a treasure trove of healthy recipes rooted in secret artisanal flavours. The blog details the quick recipes, developed with love and local ingredients; alongside stunningly beautiful images. The stepwise guidance with tips and tricks make for delicious home baking. The captivating photography, on the blog, will make you want to bake. Each recipe will handhold you to a delicious bake. 
Heather Carter is a longtime baker, wife, mother, and grandmother (MiMi)
Helen Fletcher owned a wholesale bakery servicing hotels, restaurants and caterers for 23 years and is currently the pastry chef at one of the most esteemed restaurants in her city. She shares her craft through her blog, Pastries Like a Pro, making all things baking and pastry attainable through step by step photos and clear instructions. Helen’s blog features not only recipes but a wealth of information including in-depth discussions of ingredients, technique, and equipment with the belief that understanding more about baking and pastry will lead to overall success.
Food Above Gold offers a modern culinary education at home. Focusing on how to cook, instead of just what to cook, Mackenzie teaches her readers how to apply professional techniques at home. Using approachable gourmet comfort food recipes, she shares the tips and hacks used in the finest kitchens in the world and provides confidence gained through more than 15 years in the industry. Whether teaching knife skills, how to buy and store ingredients, or foundational cooking methods, she thrives on sharing her passion for the art of cooking.
Two Healthy Kitchens shares joyful, nutritious recipes that are quick and easy enough to fit into today’s hectic schedules. Recipes that are so delicious, you and your family will look forward to enjoying them again and again … and that are also so healthy, you’ll feel terrific serving them to those you care about. With lots of clever tips and tricks all along the way, you’ll learn how to be a better cook, and a better eater. Power up your busy life with fantastic, quick and easy recipes your whole family will love.
The Gingered Whisk focuses on bringing more to your family’s dinner. Jenni uses the power of food to explore and illuminate the wonders of the world for busy families.Through creative and flavorful weeknight meals that are easy, and tips to get kids to involved in cooking and eating, Jenni’s passion is to help families enjoy a varied and flavorful meal together.
Feasting at Home is where you’ll find hundreds of seasonal, veggie-driven, globally-inspired, whole-food recipes. Chef Sylvia Fountaine makes cooking healthy meals from scratch- simple, pleasurable and approachable, and offers up many quick and easy weeknight dinners, vegan options all the while highlighting seasonal veggies.
The Chunky Chef focuses on simple, family-friendly and comfort food recipes. Amanda approaches the content on The Chunky Chef from an approachable, down-to-earth, and simplistic perspective to help her readers get dinner on the table with ease; all while giving them the tips and tricks to set them up for success and help them realize that cooking (even if a newbie!) can be fun.
Southern Plate encompasses all things good about southern cookin’. With mouthwatering meals, scrumptious sides and decadent desserts there is something for every family and every budget. The easy to follow recipes, tips and tutorials will make you feel right at home in the Southern Plate family. Come on over and set a spell. You are always welcome at our table.
Recipes From A Pantry focuses on bringing you delicious and easy meals using whatever you find in your pantry – these easy recipes always go down a treat! Using color, flavor and a dash of spice, Bintu specialises in good food made with real ingredients that the whole family can enjoy, whether these be Air Fryer recipes, Instant Pot recipes, slow cooker recipes or Southern recipes. Whatever the occasion, Bintu will have the answer.
The Mediterranean Dish is the #1 online resource for modern Mediterranean recipes and the Mediterranean lifestyle. Founder Suzy Karadsheh (Ka-ra-chi) is a true daughter of the Mediterranean whose easy, unfussy, flavor-packed recipes have helped millions follow the Mediterranean diet and pursue a sustainable healthy and delicious lifestyle.
Eazy Peazy Mealz takes the hassle out of dinner time, removing obstacles like hard to find ingredients or difficult techniques, to make getting dinner on the table easy. This allows you to focus on eating together. Rachael shares tried and tested recipes the whole family will enjoy, and tons of tips and tricks to make life easier.
Sunkissed Kitchen is brimming with healthy, flavorful meals, perfect for anyone looking to improve their health with a whole foods diet. Over 600 gluten free recipes showcase seasonal produce, high quality meats, and low glycemic baking tips. Recipes include those for the Whole30 diet, paleo, keto, and low sugar dieters. Michelle knows that life is busy, so focuses on easy recipes the whole family can enjoy together.
Little Dairy on the Prairie is here to help the busiest families gather for meals every day. Amy’s a busy farm mom that spends most of her days chasing cows, kids, and driving tractors. She lives in rural Idaho, where fast food and takeout aren’t an option. Little Dairy on the Prairie is a collection of meals she dreamed up while driving the tractor. They’re all easy, family-friendly recipes, that can be made with simple ingredients you probably already have on hand. Amy’s goal is to make dinner doable again so that enjoying meals with your family is a reality, even on the busiest days.
Homemade In The Kitchen is a food blog focusing on small batch recipes and recipes for two. Carla wants to help couples and singles cut back on leftovers so less food is wasted. Some popular recipes include 6 inch cakes, small batch frostings, honey glazed ham for two, and Cornish hen for two.
Sugar Spun Run is dedicated to sharing sweet, simple, and from-scratch dessert recipes. As a former researcher, Sam loves exploring the more complicated side of baking and using what she learns to develop the best versions of cakes, cookies, and other desserts. No need to be intimidated when you’re making one of her recipes as they’re all carefully tried and tested and thoroughly explained (most of them include video tutorials).
Kitchen Konfidence is a seasonal food blog with a focus on enticing photography and delicious, real food recipes. Learn how to up your home cooking game through approachable recipes, detailed techniques, and exciting flavor combinations. Kitchen Konfidence has brunch recipes, dessert recipes, cocktail recipes, and everything in between. You’ll find special meals perfect for a hurried weeknight or a dinner party with friends and family.
Founded in 2010, Saving Room for Dessert is a blog about saving room for the best parts of life! As owner and creator, Tricia posts a wide range of recipes from quick weeknight dinners to company worthy meals anybody can make. Tricia is an accomplished baker and works full time creating recipes, writing about recipes, and shooting photos and videos for the blog. She believes in a little dessert every now and then and only posts well-tested, perfected recipes.
Chef Dennis is a classically trained chef and culinary instructor whose goal is to demystify cooking by sharing his easy to make restaurant-style dishes. With his step by step instructions and “Chef Dennis Tips” you’ll be creating delicious dishes in your home kitchen rivaling those found at your favorite restaurants. Chef Dennis will help you find the joy of cooking!
Pressure Cooking Today has the best Instant Pot recipes on the web, as well as a wide library of “how to” guides and pressure cooker reviews. Our family-friendly recipes are made with familiar ingredients and work with any brand of electric pressure cooker, including the Instant Pot and Ninja Foodi. Whether you’re looking for under 30 minute meals, decadent Sunday suppers, or rich desserts, you’ll find a new favorite here.
Plating Pixels features hundreds of easy weeknight dinner recipes and healthy, lightened-up comfort food. Matt Ivan’s recipes are a mixture of traditional family favorites and seasonal dishes. The recipes include commonly found ingredients, are fully tested, and include plenty of tips to help you become a better cook.
At Tastes Better from Scratch, Lauren shares easy recipes made with real ingredients, for cooks of any skill level. She also offers free, budget conscious meal plans that include a grocery shopping list.
Miz Helen, a cookbook author, recipe developer, and organic gardner shares recipes that she very carefully develops and are family tested. Many of her recipes are developed around the cottage organic garden and offer delicious garden to table recipes. Miz Helen shares her weekly family meal plan along with recipes to assist the busy homemaker and cook. The country cottage is a warm and welcoming site to visit that shares their simple country life.
At Homemade Food Junkie we create recipes for healthy meals, Sourdough recipes, desserts and gardening ideas. We enjoy and share occasional cocktail recipes to make at home for a healthy relaxing lifestyle.
The Gracious Pantry is an ever evolving resource for cooking with whole, healthy, natural foods. Tiffany’s focus is to encourage people to get back into their kitchens to create easy, tasty dishes along with the memories that only being in the kitchen together can create.
Laura Tabacca shares kitchen-tested recipes, with a focus on international cuisines and homestyle cooking and baking, on her blog The Spiced Life. She also shares the memories being made in her kitchen while cooking and baking.
Savory Experiments is a food blog catering to busy families with real lives. Jessica is a self-taught home cook that wants foodies to enjoy cooking, not merely see it as a chore. Fun flavors and easy recipes make this blog a winner for any course!
Heather Johnson writes about easy recipes for your family and features restaurant copycat and air fryer recipes. She’s been blogging and cooking for over 10 years and loves her Traeger grill and her two air fryers. She previously did restaurant reviews and that’s led to her vast knowledge of restaurant copycat recipes.
Nicole Morrissey is a Registered Dietitian, mom, podcast host, home cook, and lover of good food. She takes everyday meals and recipes, making healthy twists that support a balanced lifestyle. On her blog you’ll find recipes galore, each with nutrition information and clear, concise directions.
Letty Flatt creates seasonally inspired meatless and plant-based recipes. She aims to inspire you into the kitchen, to help you cook using delicious healthy whole foods. Many of her recipes are vegan and some are gluten-free.
Anushree believes having a meal is about togetherness. She hopes to inspire people to eat at home by sharing easy-to-make Indian food recipes. She is obsessively focused on creating and sharing simple and flavorful dishes to encourage you to cook more, or shall we say create that feeling of togetherness more often.
Vanitha shares her family style Indian vegetarian recipes that she grew up with as well as her version of international cuisine with easy step-wise instructions. The name of her blog “CurryandVanilla” reflects her expertise in Indian cuisine as well as her passion for baking. Many of her recipes are vegan and plant based.
HomeMadeZagat is geared towards highlighting the diverse foods of the Caribbean diaspora. The focus is to showcase the multicultural influences of Caribbean foods and encourage home cooks to feel more comfortable creating these dishes.
Southern Food and Fun features traditional Southern food as well as new recipes and fun travel adventures. Lucy Brewer delivers easy recipes that help busy cooks get delicious suppers on the table.
Chichi is a trained physician turned food blogger. At My Diaspora Kitchen, she shares easy family friendly recipes even the pickiest of eaters would love. Her recipes are largely influenced by her Nigerian heritage and other multicultural recipes she has come across while living in diaspora.
Twosleevers is about global recipes that are often keto, low carb, or vegetarian, gluten-free, etc. The recipes are simple to make, but have complex flavors. You’ll find many Instant Pot and Air Fryer recipes here, all of which have been extremely well tested.
Michelle Frank is a former scientist turned writer and food blogger. She shares her strategies for stress-free, delicious home cooking that doesn’t rely on cans of cream-of-nasty soup, sauce mixes, or other heavily processed foods. She also draws upon her science background (PhD in Physiology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison) to inject her writing with nutritional and biochemical information.
Nikole Berg is the photographer, writer and recipe developer for The Travel Palate. Her blog focuses on quick and easy, globally inspired recipes that don’t sacrifice flavor for convenience. Having raised three hungry kids, she knows how hard it can be to get dinner on the table on busy weeknights. She hopes her simple and tasty recipes will help other home cooks discover how easy cooking for friends and family can be.
Ciao Chow Bambina is an experience healthy for the soul! Annie shares Italian-American recipes inspired by the comforting meals she grew up eating in her Calabrian grandmothers’ kitchens.
The tasty recipes on Food Lust People Love are as varied as the many cities(19), countries(14) and continents(6!) its author, Stacy Rushton, has lived in. Each recipe post has clear instructions and step-by-step photos. Stacy shares favorite family recipes as well as creative new ones, many inspired by or learned on her travels around the globe or from her two Cajun grandmothers, both wonderful cooks.
Brad and Leigh had one too many mediocre meals eating out wasting their hard-earned money. They realized that they could produce better-tasting dishes at home while saving money. In 2015 they started a little recipe blog with the simple and well-intentioned purpose of telling people “don’t sweat the recipe, it’s easier than you think”. From smoked chicken wings to keto-friendly dishes, this recipe blog has something for everybody.”
A Southern Soul is a place where you’ll find great recipes, entertaining ideas, DIY projects, along with a few gardening tips, all with a distinctive Southern flair. All the recipes are easy to make using seasonal ingredients that any cook from beginner to experienced can make.
Kylee believes that cooking is for everyone. She brings approachable affordable, tried-and-true recipes to the table, using simply written, easy to follow recipes aimed at hungry people who love good, uncomplicated food!
Fresh Off The Grid is a site dedicated to outdoor cooking, featuring camping and backpacking recipes, gear, and guides to help readers enjoy great food in the great outdoors.
EverydayMaven focuses on whole food in half the time, bringing you real food recipes that are not only 100% tested and delicious but easy to make with a focus on time saving steps, tips, and tricks. Easily navigate recipe categories on EverydayMaven to find recipes that are for specific styles of eating as well as allergy friendly.
Originally from Queens, NY, Lois now calls northeastern PA home. You can find her blogging over at Walking on Sunshine where she shares a little of her life, but more importantly, easy family recipes, cooking tips, and weekly meal plans to help you get dinner on the table for your family.
Lemon Blossoms features home cooked recipes from Kathy, a professional chef. Their goal is to provide visitors with tried and tested recipes, step-by-step tutorials, videos, cooking tips and a little bit of food facts to be inspired and ready to cook easy and delicious restaurant quality meals at home.
Healing Tomato is about cooking vegan and vegetarian meals. Cooking meals at home is a very healing process for Rini. She found solace in bringing some of her favorite recipes to life. She loves using fresh ingredients in her recipes, especially fresh tomatoes. Her recipes are always centered around feeding the soul.
Marie’s Italian American upbringing is highlighted in her food on Proud Italian Cook where she shares those special traditional foods as well as updating some of the classics with a more modern and contemporary flair.
Denise Browning is a professional chef and the food blogger behind Easy and Delish. She writes about budget-friendly, healthy Brazilian and global recipes made Easy and Delish. Her mission is to inspire families to cook healthy dinners (many low carb) with a few splurges because life is all about balance.
Cynthia Woodman is classically trained in French cuisine. She traveled around the world on her honeymoon, and now features healthy food with a global spin on her blog.
Elizabeth’s goal is to make healthy home cooking less stressful for even the busiest lifestyles. Her recipes are made with unprocessed ingredients so you can be sure they’re packed with nutrients and flavor.
196 flavors is a unique culinary website created and designed by Vera and Mike. It is the only trilingual (English, French and Spanish) world cuisine website focusing on traditional and authentic recipes from the 196 countries on our planet, as well as the history behind each of those recipes. Each month, the team features the cuisine of a country or region, with the help of contributors, as well as culinary experts who provide authority and credibility to the content by validating the extensively researched articles.
The Picky Eater focuses on healthy, family-friendly and kid-friendly recipes that are easy to make and taste GREAT! Anjali, the nutritionist behind The Picky Eater, grew up a “whole wheat” girl, but married a “white bread” kind of guy. Hoping to prove that nutritious food could in fact be delicious and desirable, she taught herself how to cook and successfully transformed her whole family’s eating habits. Through her blog, Anjali shares her passion for healthy, tasty cooking.
