Category Archives: Kids
Are you looking for a thoughtful and handmade gift for this holiday season? Today, we bring you our top 20 DIY holiday gift tutorials of the year! This list is packed with sewn projects that can all be finished by Christmas.
Ho ho ho! It's Suzy Quilt's official Christmas elf here with the must-have ornament of the holiday season — DIY painted quilt block ornaments! We collaborated with our friends at Cut Once Quilts to turn our popular Botanical Block of the Month quilt pattern into 12 individual laser-cut wooden ornaments that you can paint in any color you like.
If you have a kid who loves dolls, you know it's a lifestyle choice for them. For some kids, dolls become more than toys. They are companions that go everywhere. If you know a kid like this, we have the perfect gift idea — matching quilts!
This wet bag tutorial is easy, fast, and thanks to HeatnBond Liquid Vinyl Gel Coating by Therm O Web, your handmade bag is perfect for holding wet swimsuits! And even better is that it uses the new Dragonfly Lake quilt pattern for an added touch of cuteness.
The Dragonfly Lake quilt pattern is here! And to celebrate, we’re bringing you the most adorable tutorial. Follow along with our art folio tutorial using the adorable critters from the new Dragonfly Lake Quilt Pattern!
We shrunk the butterfly and dragonfly blocks from the new Dragonfly Lake quilt pattern down to 12" finished for the outside of the folio, making it perfect to hold 8 1/2" x 11" copy paper.
In this post, we're sharing our favorite projects for sewing with kids! And the projects are arranged by age so you can engage even the youngest children with sewing before they're ready to use a sewing machine. From coloring to making full-sized beginner quilts, by the end of this post you'll have a great starting place for sewing with kids.
In this blog post, you’ll read ten helpful tips for sewing with kids, from strategies that can help capture their imaginations to ensuring a safe sewing experience.
For some, sewing with kids may feel like an insurmountable challenge. How can a sewing machine compete with a tablet that gives kids access to every cartoon show ever made?
One of the most frequently asked questions we get is about choosing fabric for quilts. We get it — selecting fabrics can be tricky! What if you like how the fabrics look in a bundle but then you don't like how they look in a quilt block?
