The little rabbit toys are still perfect for newborns. These are a little bit more fiddlier but still relatively easy to make. They require sewing the ears and a pocket onto the body and then sewing and stuffing it with a bell placed inside. Care needs to be made that the seams are securely sewn so the bell can't come out as a choking hazard. Then some simple embrodiery for the nose, eyes and mouth.
Monday, 18 January 2016
Merino hats are really warm for newborn babies. These have already been overlocked so all that is needed is to stretch sew the headbands and tie the top knot. These are simple to sew if you don't mind stretch sewing. If you are really fancy you can always use a double needle for a professional look.
Thursday, 30 July 2015
So want to make a difference in the world but aren't related to Mother Teresa? It's ...something small that makes a HUGE difference. If you are keen on sewing simple children's clothing or items contact info@makeadifference.org.nz. You will be provided with a free kit of material pre-cut into pattern pieces for easy children's clothing (and often pre-overlocked so there are only a few seams to do). With the wonderful help of Global Volunteer Network www.gvnfoundation.org.nz the items will be distributed to children in projects and orphanages around the world. This little act of kindness makes a HUGE difference to their lives...so make a difference. Projects run throughout the year.
Tuesday, 14 April 2015
There are always cotton skirts to sew. These are great for girls of all ages as even the older girls can wear them as mini skirts with leggings underneath. They require only the waist seam to be sewn and it's optional if you want to top stitch where the patterned fabric has been added. These are nice and simple to sew and I have had several teenage girls sewing these before.
Wednesday, 1 April 2015
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