Sewing for School - 30 patterns
There's are some key essential items that you can sew for your kids to keep them properly equipped for their school days.
Zippered pencil cases are plainly popular, but there's also a good selection of rolls for holding pens, pencils and crayons. Fun fabric covered notebooks and ring binders are another useful addition to a child's schoolbag, making them more durable and easier to recognize.
Talking of bags, you may also want to pop over to the bag patterns section where you'll find rucksack and backpack designs that will be perfect for use as school bags. Oh, and don't forget to check out the lunch bag patterns too to ensure your child looks good at the dining table.
Kids are sure to love these fun monster themed bags that will be great for pencil cases or storing small toys and other bits'n'bobs. This page describes…
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This is a great idea for sharing messages in a busy household. These reusable button down enevelopes can be personalized and used to leave notes for children…
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This soccer ball themed pencil case is sure to be a big hit with sporty kids and will make a great gift. The tutorial shows how to sew one of these cases…
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Here's a great way to dress up a store bought notebook with an attractive paper piecing design. This would make a great gift for friends or family and…
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This will a be a useful addition to a kid's schoolbag, but this simple zippered pouch could be used to hold all sorts of items.
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This is a good looking quilted pencil case with free PDF pattern to download
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This is a tutorial to make a useful roll up holder for pencils or pens that will help kids be organized
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This cute beaver only pretends to chew your pencil and was produced to mark the discovery of a wild beaver in England
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This is a great sewing project to make for children to keep their crayons protected and in one place
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Simple tutorial for sewing a giant twin zip pencil case in just 5 steps and 15 minutes
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By Ian Pullen
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