This summer tank top is one of the essentials for summer. Sizes range from 0 months up to 7 years old. This could be a great tank top for your little boys! Fabric recommendations: This pattern was intended for use with knits, most types will work well. Fabric with a … Continue reading
If your child loves to play swords, this soft sword is a nice gift for him. This is safer to play than those sword toys commonly seen in toy stores. He can play with this without hurting anybody. Here are the materials used: 2 different fabrics bating soft sword pattern Here’s … Continue reading
Here’s a free military inspired cadet style cap pattern in pdf format! Using this pattern, you’ll create a fully lined cap with a brim. You can also find the cadet cap tutorial on the given link. Check this tutorial too about the baby and toddler pilot cap. Take a look!
Padded baby play mat tutorial … the quickest and easiest DIY baby gift imaginable. Visit HERE for a full tutorial on how to make this terrific project.
Now let’s get back to the DIY kids toy: Credits first! This little DIY of mine was inspired by a pin I found on Pinterest: a cute little fabric kids marble maze toy by Serving Pink Lemonade. Thank you, girls, it’s a great idea! You Find the full Maze Tutorial … Continue reading
Need a good, stay-put, headband with ear flaps that will protect your kid’s head this fall during outdoors play (but will not make him sweat)? Grab a piece of jersey from your fabric stash and head over to my free tutorial. You’ll have your perfect earwarmer headband made in no … Continue reading
Make super quick and easy pants for kids from the sleeves of old sweatshirts, fleeces and sweaters! No sewing pattern is necessary and, because the sleeves already have hems or cuffs, a lot of the work is already done for you! So comfortable for kids to play or go to … Continue reading
Back to school is fun with this pencil-shaped pencil pouch! It’s 3-D, so it fits lots of school materials. The zipper tabs and lining make it look more professional. And optional stencil details make it looks just like a classic #2 pencil or let you personalize it with a name! … Continue reading
Color-blocking is a fun way to customize a pattern you may already have on hand. Frequently color-blocking is created parallel to the seams, creating rectangular fields of color. I saw this image on Pinterest and had a light-bulb moment: asymmetry + color-blocking x casual = cool. You can find the … Continue reading
For most men I know, nothing beats a sunny warm morning, a cup of coffee, and some good reading material by the porch, balcony or in the back yard –but hanging out there cool enough without scaring the neighbors sometimes can be a little challenging. I’ve got two men living … Continue reading
