Patchwork Posse
8 Projects for Teaching Kids to Sew
8 Projects for Teaching Kids to Sew
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The 8 projects in this e-book are a little simpler and depending on the age, they would be projects that can be sewn almost by themselves.
What they will enjoy the most is the finished projects are useable.
Projects included:
1. Headband with scrunchie flower
2. Travel pillow
3. Pillowcase with cuff
4. Book cover with elastic closure
5. Sports cinch bag with mesh front
6. Embroidered pillow for your bed
7. Travel art case
8. Hound dog plushie
The 8 projects are something they can sew and use and show off to others their skills.
They are a great jumping point for more projects as well.
Round up your supplies and get sewing!
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from 565 reviewsLove the simplicity, but enjoy how it looks detailed.
I have NOT yet made this quilt, but I did read through the instructions. They are clear and well-illustrated. I think it will be fairly simple to do, provided I can keep from stretching those bias edges!
I received the pattern. Thank you! I have not made this yet but looking through the pattern, it seems easy to follow and I love all the step-by-step photos. I look forward to making this quilt in the near future.
Looking forward to making it.
Unfortunately recovering from thumb/wrist surgery so no quilting for awhile but I look forward to using it in the future.
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We’ll play quilt bingo at our next meeting
Well designed sewing activity project organizer and planner.
I have so many hankies and this quilt looks like a lot of fun to make. I have been cleaning out my sewing/craft room and hope to start on this in a month or so. Thanks for the neat pattern.
I can’t bring my heavy machine, so I was very glad that there was the option to rent a machine.
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This track helped very much in keeping my Gifting for 2026 organized. The tracker is very comprehensive. The only page I would love to see added is a "Where did I hide it" page.
It's an adorable baby quilt pattern, havent made yet, but I will.
I love the scrappy, cozy feel of this pattern.