Looking for something fun to sew for your kid, grandkids or friend’s kids this summer? Check out this list of 15 different items to sew for kids. The best part is they’re all FREE! They all include tutorials and some even include printable patterns. You’re sure to find something awesome to make in this list of free sewing tutorials.
Bicycle Bucket Tutorial from Noodlehead. She also includes links to some variations. A great summertime project!
Little Fishy Pattern & Tutorial from the Latest from Lauri. This can be made as a soft stuffy or a beanbag.
Stuffed Animal Sleeping Bag from It’s Always Autumn. She also has a tutorial for matching pyjamas!
Kid’s Crayon & Coloring Book Carrier from Crazy Little Projects. Hold crayons, markers or pencil crayons on one side and coloring books, a notepad or stickers on the other!
Super Hero Masks from ikatbag. A great addition for the dress-up box. These can be done in any number of styles and colours.
Superhero Cuffs from See Kate Sew. These would go great with the superhero masks above!
Girl’s Purse Pattern from Fynes Designs. An adorable purse pattern for girls of all ages.
Infant Carseat Blanket from Calico. Super cute and super functional. Plus you can make it match the car seat!
Cloud & Ribbon Rainbow Decorative Pillow from Pretty Prudent. A cute travel pillow with a little pocket – perfect to hold a sun or a book!
Adorable Baby Blocks from Better Homes & Gardens. A great toy to make for your little one or give as a gift.
Car Caddy Organization from Sew4Home. Works on the front or back of the seat. Great for road trips!
T-Rex Softie Tutorial & Pattern from Made By Enginerds. A great toy for your little guy or as a gift for a friend’s little one.
Busy Bag Tutorial from Infarrantly Creative. A great boredom buster for long road trips or even to take to a restaurant or grandma’s house.
Make your own Minky Blanket from How Does She? Another great gift for a friend’s little one but also fun to make for your own kids. Match your decor perfectly!
Dry-Erase I-Spy Bag Tutorial from Gluesticks. A great toy for little hands. These are great with rice or those little clear plastic beads.
Andrea can always be found with a new craft in front of her, a form of technology on her right and a coffee on her left. This is how she survives suburbia with her two crazy toddlers in tow.
I just admire your free patterns and was wondering how I cam get it since I will become a grandmother in May
Click on which one you would like and it will take you to the post and patterns.
Any chance you sell these?! I am TERRIBLE at sewing and do not own a sewing machine. But love them!
These are all just free tutorials available around the internet for personal use, these are not my designs so I cannot sell them I’m afraid!