What’s the Project? Love sewing and need some inspiration? These 25 sewing patterns with kids will give you some great projects to get started on for the little ones and they’re all easy to sew!
It’s way too much fun to sew for little people, isn’t it? Stuffed animals and blankets, bags and toys, there are just so many cute options.
There are so many ideas of fun things to make for them and there are always little people around-whether it’s your own kids, grandkids, baby showers or birthdays.
After years of adding sewing patterns to Crazy Little Projects, I’ve got quite a few fun sewing patterns for kids here, so I thought maybe we should take a peek at them and you can choose some fun new things to sew for your kids (or whoever you want). Sound good?
Seriously, just so many cute options of sewing patterns for kids here! I wonder which ones you guys will like the best?
I’ve loved sewing so many of the hooded towels over the years and bags are always a favorite of mine too!
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So much sewing inspiration all in one place! Better get out the sewing machine now!
Here’s a look at these patterns for kids.
25 Sewing Patterns for Kids:
That’s a lot of sewing patterns for kids, right?! Did you find some things you want to make? I’d love to hear which ones you are most excited to sew!
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Trouble OHara says
February 19, 2015 at 1:42 pmI have a 15 month old granddaughter and a just born granddaughter and I can see me making several of these patterns for them, Thank You!
Sandi says
February 20, 2015 at 1:15 amthese are such great ideas! i have 16 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. i can see something for every one of them. i can’t wait to dig in and get started!!!
Ann says
February 22, 2015 at 12:55 amThanks for the super cute patterns. We’re great-grand-parents for the very first time & sewing for g-g-son is so much fun. Sewing has become streamlined since my first sewing experiences (in 1945 when I was 5). Little girls were using a needle & thread before they went to school, when I was a little kid. Over the years the sewing patterns, methods, fabrics, threads & notion available have changed dramatically but sewing is still fun.
Jeanette Nelson says
February 25, 2015 at 8:13 pmThese patterns are great. I can use every one of them.
Elizabeth Johnson says
November 3, 2015 at 11:50 amVery cute things. Id love to do some eith my mom or mom in law as they know how to sew already. Materials can be expensive but it looks fun and can be cute
Megan Elliott says
January 1, 2018 at 12:29 pmFun, easy, super cute, practical! Wonderful. Thank-you for sharing. Megan, aunt & great aunt
Nancy Runnels says
September 4, 2018 at 6:10 amThanks for the backpack pattern and tutorial, both easy to follow. My grandson birthday is coming up soon and he loves to carry around his small toys!