When sewing your projects, it’s so easy to lose your sewing tools under all the fabric and patterns, and it can be frustrating to constantly look for scissors, so I have created this gorgeous and practical sewing mat.

The Mya Sewing Mat is a great project to learn how to work with wadding, play with different quilting stitches to customise your mat, and learn how to line pockets. It’s also very handy as it stops your sewing machine from moving when sewing at a higher speed, and the front pocket makes it impossible to look at your tools. And don’t forget how beautiful your sewing space will look when you make it to your individual style! Woohoo! This pattern also looks great with the Ann Sewing Machine Cover; you can mix or match your fabrics to create your own unique sewing room.

This sewing pattern is perfect for beginners and intermediates. The instructions are broken down and feature pictures and photos instead of diagrams to make it easier for you to understand and to guide you every step of the way.

The instructions are colourful and full of tips, tricks, and uplifting quotes to give you an empowering sewing experience. My patterns are simple to follow, and I also explain how to download and use PDF patterns.

I provide 23 in-depth pages that will guide you through the project and give you extra knowledge and confidence going into this pattern and many more! Scroll down to learn more.

Pattern Print Size

A4 Digital PDF Pattern

A1/A0 Digital PDF Pattern

Skill Level: This pattern is great for all skill levels, and if you are a beginner, then this is the best sewing pattern to start with.

Price: £10

Important: When you make your purchase, you will receive links to both the magazine and the pattern via email. Make sure that when you purchase your pattern you use an email address that you have regular access to, as this will be the email address that your links will be sent to. I cannot send the links to an alternative email address and file sharing for this pattern is not permitted.

Magazine: You can view the magazine on your laptop, tablet, or phone. For the best viewing experience, view it on your laptop or tablet. This magazine is only viewable online and not downloadable; this is to protect my work.

Pattern: You will receive a link to the PDF of the pattern, which you will be able to download. You can print the A4 version of the pattern on your own printer, and you can use a printing service to print out the A1/A0 version for ease of assembly so that you will not have to stick the pattern together.

Refund Policy: Your sewing pattern PDF files will be available to download once your payment is confirmed. Your digital sewing magazine will be available to view online on a laptop, tablet, or phone. I don't accept returns, exchanges, or cancellations. If you have any problems with your order, then please contact me and I will be happy to help.

This pattern comes with its own digital sewing magazine.

The magazine has 62 pages full of insight, guidance, and inspiration.

I also provide 24 insight pages which will give you extra knowledge into all kinds of topics such as how to use a sewing machine, how to use your cutting tools, using a seam ripper, the universal presser foot, changing a presser foot, needle charts and changing a needle, understanding the grainline, measuring the grainline, fabric layouts, pattern directions, securing patterns, chalking, and the correct and incorrect ways to pin. Each topic has its own individual page dedicated to learning that topic so you can gain an in-depth understanding of everything you will need for this project and many more to come.

As well as offering extra in-depth insights in this sewing pattern and sewing magazine, I also include guide pages. These pages guide you through the making process. The guides include how to set up your sewing machine for a straight stitch, how to turn corners, and how to set up your machine for zigzag stitching. Each guide page not only shows you how to do something, but also how you can customise the stitches to create the look that you desire. I also explain why you might change the length and width of your stitches and show detailed pictures to help guide you. There are dedicated guide pages for both manual and digital sewing machines.

Did you know that hand sewing has been an art form for over 20,000 years? That is a very long time, and it makes me wonder, where did it all start? Who invented the sewing machine? How did it change our society? Each sewing magazine comes with extra articles full of creative inspiration. In this magazine, you will learn all about the history of the sewing machine. I have really enjoyed researching and writing these articles, so I hope you enjoy all that you will learn.