What’s the Project? If you are looking for fun and creative things to sew for your little guys, these sewing patterns for boys are just perfect! From superhero capes to LEGO carriers, and great patterns with robots, monsters and ninjas, the boys are going to love what you make for them!
I know that those of you with little girls have a blast sewing cute little frilly dresses and cute bags and ruffles and dresses and all the fun things for them.
And I know that those of you with boys probably struggle to find great patterns for things to sew for your little guys.
I have 4 little boys. I’ve got you covered.
CRAZY LITTLE PROJECTS TVHere are a few favorite sewing patterns for boys. All kinds of things the little men will just love.
The truth is that there are a lot of fun sewing options for boys and you can have a lot of fun making these! (And yes, I know that these can be sewn for girls too. Someone always mentions that so let’s just put it out there that I am aware of that.)
I hope these sewing patterns for boys are things that not only YOU love but the little boys too!
25 Sewing Patterns for Boys:
Library Tote Bag from Crazy Little Projects:
I know your little boys love superheroes. So here’s a reversible mask from Crazy Little Projects:
And a matching personalized superhero cape also from Crazy Little Projects:
And speaking of Superheroes, how about some Superhero hooded towels from Crazy Little Projects:
I know my boys would love these felt monsters by It’s Always Autumn:
Got a little football fan? He’ll love this fleece football hat by Make it and Love it:
Love this-a stuffed animal sleeping bag from It’s Always Autumn (she also had matching stuffed animal jammies!):
Do your boys love Ninjago? They’ll love this pillowcase by Crazy Little Projects:
How about some little man pajamas? Also from It’s Always Autumn:
Great for an overnighter this duffle bag is a fun one to sew from Crazy Little Projects:
For carrying their cars around town, here’s a simple Car Carrier by Crazy Little Projects:
Here’s boyish-looking quilt by Crafty Blossom:
Ninja Turtle Hooded Towel from Crazy Little Projects:
Oh you’ve gotta love this tool belt! Another by Make it and Love it:
Another fun superhero idea (or use any fabric), this pencil case is so easy! From Crazy Little Projects:
Robot zipper mouthed pencil case by Make it and Love it:
Aarrrghh! They’ll love this pirate hat by Simple Simon and Co:
Make a very simple kids belt from Crazy Little Projects:
How about a lunch box to take to school? From Crazy Little Projects:
My boys used to have some of these-dino hoodies by DIYing to be Domestic:
Kids Sleeping Bag by Crazy Little Projects:
I love this cute monster stuffed animal from Crazy Little Projects:
Finally, how about a fun football bean bag chair?!
Oh many guys! This post has me so excited! There are SO many great things to sew for boys! Get sewing these fun sewing patterns for boys!
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Katherine of Aurora Spitfire says
April 4, 2013 at 7:30 pmWhat a great collection of projects! I’m excited to check out your car carrier and those little shortalls are just too much! Thanks for sharing these. :-)
Amanda says
April 20, 2013 at 8:28 amWhat a great list, I have made those little pirate hats and they are great you can even do a blanket stitch around the edges, I made them for my son’s pirate party and did pink around the edges for the girls, they loved them
June says
July 6, 2013 at 11:36 amHmm. Well, i know my 2 girls would love to play with *everything* in this list. Trying to be ‘equal’ by not just having girly sewing projects is not being equal, except equally sexist. :D No offense or nothing, but any kid would love a lot of these projects, not just boys.
Amber says
July 8, 2013 at 10:24 amSure, little girls might love all these projects-so go for it! But also realize that there are about 5 million ideas of things to sew for little girls and about 25 ideas of things to sew for boys. (As a mom of boys I can vouch for that.) So this roundup is to help people like me who want to sew things for boys. If you want to sew them for girls too, more power to you!
Hope says
July 9, 2013 at 9:07 pmAgreed! There are almost no sewing ideas on the internet for boys. Just go to clothing stores and look for decent clothes for boys is getting hard. I have no interest in putting my son who is 5 years old in clothes with skulls on them! Ugh! Whats up with this trend!?!
Helen Lowe says
November 22, 2014 at 8:56 amThank you Amber – I am struggling to find anything I want for boys. Labelling ‘for boys’ really helps my searches. :-)
Belinda says
February 19, 2019 at 2:49 pmThanks got my joys sewing😀
Nathan says
October 11, 2013 at 12:44 amI’m digging these, especially the Dino Hoodies…
Sheena says
October 27, 2013 at 11:44 pmThis list is great! I really want to learn how to sew, and I was lamenting that there aren’t many boy projects, which kind of bummed me out since I have a 19 month old son. Your list got me excited to pursue learning how to sew. Thanks!
Joanie says
November 2, 2013 at 10:35 amTo the comment above, I, too, can vouch for the complete and utter barren crafty wasteland that is cool sewing ideas for little boys. My son has no interest in dolls, doll clothing, frilly dresses, princess dress up, cuddly pillows or even most stuffed animals. Not my choice, totally his. It just seems that there are so many little “girl” crafts, it takes forever to find simply gender neutral ones like these! If my son wanted to wear a tutu, then GREAT! There are a million tutu tutorials, but he doesn’t. If someone has a little girl that doesn’t like the “girly” tutorials online, I feel for you too! Thanks CLP for these awesome ideas! I’ll be making a car wallet for my son and crayon totes for my 2 nieces.
More gender neutral ideas:
– Bean bags (little kids LOVE tossing stuff!)
– Kids Apron
– Seek & Find Bags (http://www.museofthemorning.com/museblog/2012/seek-aamp-find-bag-tutorial/)
– Fabric roll up chalkboard
Shannon says
November 14, 2013 at 12:42 pmHow about a play barn, or play mat?
http://cookcleancraft.com/2009/01/tutorial-felt-car-play-mathouse/
Monica says
February 4, 2014 at 12:00 amLove love love your site! I am a first time seamstress and your directions were so easy to follow. I made the lego carrier and my little guy is so excited. Keep the boy ideas coming! Thanks for sharing.
Amber says
February 4, 2014 at 1:55 pmLove hearing things like this!
Erica V says
September 6, 2014 at 10:26 amAhhh-dorable!!!! I have two boys that would LOVE all of these!!! How creative you are! Now, I need to get grandma to sew these for them. ;)
Jasmine Moses says
February 17, 2015 at 5:21 amI am from india. I have free sewing training centre for widows n destitute women. I love your site. Great ideas to sew for boys. I have 3 grandsons. Love your creative ideas for boys.
Amber says
February 17, 2015 at 8:11 pmThat’s awesome! I love India! I have many friends from India. And they make the best food ever! :)
Tamie says
May 15, 2015 at 2:13 amIn truth interesting comparison, you fetch up the fact so clean.
Laura says
August 28, 2015 at 6:54 pmOh, boy, this is just what I needed and fantabulous!
Quilter hoodies says
October 20, 2015 at 7:08 pmThe cactus fabric is seriously the best.