SEE PREVIEW FOR BETTER LOOK! (Accessed on each individual product page) Are you a FACS teacher in need of fun modern decorations? Look no further these Fashion/Interior Design and Sewing Posters will add the perfect facelift to your classroom walls. These posters are Hand Drawn 300 DPI with some fun poses and different outfits.--They are meant to look sketched. These are great for a fashion design/sewing teacher or FACS/FCS teacher (Designed for my FACS A Class) within the apparel/design pathways of Family Consumer Science. WHATS INCLUDED IN THE PURCHASE (Bundle of 3 Poster Products) PDF-5 Hand Drawn Fashion Posters with different styles/designs PDF-10 Hand Drawn Sewing Posters with different sewing equipment pieces. PDF-5 Hand Drawn Interior Design Room Posters PDF-Overview + Teacher Tips YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE: Shoe Box Room Project Apron Project Sewing Teacher Organization Bundle Interior Design Portfolio
What is the best way to learn how to sew? Sew on paper! It is the best way to learn how your machine works, control your speed and get comfortable with sewing! I always start my students sewing on paper without thread then sewing on paper with thread. Then sewing with thread AND fabric. :) These worksheets are great to use at home on your personal sewing room or at school in your sewing classroom! Purchase a 31 page packet from my Etsy shop! Or Teachers Pay Teachers! Below are 2 of the 31 pages included in the package!
These sewing posters are perfect for your Family and Consumer Science (FACS) classroom! Make your space "SEW" cool with these trendy signs your students are sure to love!16+ signs included with watercolor backgrounds. Same posters included with no background, so you can add your own if watercolor do...
What is the best way to learn how to sew? Sew on paper! It is the best way to learn how your machine works, control your speed and get comfortable with sewing! I always start my students sewing on paper without thread then sewing on paper with thread. Then sewing with thread AND fabric. :) These worksheets are great to use at home on your personal sewing room or at school in your sewing classroom! Purchase a 31 page packet from my Etsy shop! Or Teachers Pay Teachers! Below are 2 of the 31 pages included in the package!
Instructions and pattern pieces for sea turtle pin cushion and thread catcherTurtle - 7" in lengthCatcher - 4" x 5"
The Easy Duffle Bag. A digital Sewing Pattern by Laura Cunningham of Sweet Cinnamon Roses. The pattern includes loads of pictures to help you create your own Easy Duffle Bag. Also included is access to a bonus video tutorial walking you through all the steps. The PDF Sewing Pattern includes two sizes and two styles (with and without handles/ pocket). Make a whole cloth version (aka the outside is created using one piece of fabric) or a patchwork version (aka using your fave scraps to create something totally unique). The Easy Duffle is fully lined with no raw edges and no binding (yes, you've heard that right) to finish your Easy Duffle. And don't panic - I won't ask you to sew your lining in by hand either. It's all done by machine and it's ohh so quick. With the purchase of this pattern you will receive a digital copy of my pattern via Email. There is no need to print it unless you wish to do so, as there are no templates needed. So you can start straight away. And as with all my patterns, it includes a license to sell. So feel free to make as many bags as you wish to gift or sell. But please remember, this pattern is for one person only. Do not copy, redistribute or sell. If you wish to teach a class, please get in touch with me. Materials used: quilting cotton, soft and stable (or quilt batting/ fusible fleece as an alternative for a much softer version), zipper (15" or longer for the Mini and 18" or longer for the Large Duffle), hardware for the strap (two D-rings, two swivel hooks and a slider) and thread Finished Size: approx. 13" x 6" x 6" (wxhxd for the Mini) and 16" x 8" x 8" (wxhxd for Large Duffle) Please find more about the Easy Duffle over here. I walk you through all the materials needed, share my best tips + tricks, you'll find lots of inspiration and you watch the free video tutorial. “It is possibly my favorite pattern of hers yet. As always Laura takes ingenious concepts and walks you through them in a very simple way. Everything I know about bag making I learned from her patterns and if I can do it SO CAN YOU!” Lexi, United States If you have any questions regarding saving/ printing your PDF pattern, which pattern to choose or wonder about the buying process,… please have a look over at my FAQs for more information. And of course please feel free to get in touch if you need anything. I am only an email away. Laura x And if you're wondering what materials you'll need - please have a look at the RESOURCES page for all the materials you'll need to get you started. A list - I wish I had ten years ago...
This listing is for an instant-download PDF-PATTERN. It is not a finished toy. Olf might look ferocious, but he's really quite shy and gentle. His hobbies include collecting wildflowers and eating ice cream with his best friend Ollie. Olf is stitched entirely by hand, and is the perfect pattern for adventurous beginners and experienced sewists. Finished softie is approximately 6-inches tall (including horns.) Skills required: - Basic embroidery skills - Blanket stitch - Back stitch - Stem stitch - Applique stitch This PDF pattern includes: - Materials list - Charming step by step instructions featuring original illustrations - Full-size pattern templates Once you have purchased this pattern you can download and print it instantly! Happy stitching! ©Trellis & Thyme You may sell items made with our patterns in your own Etsy shop. Please give Trellis & Thyme credit in your description. Thank you. Duplication and distribution of Trellis & Thyme patterns is prohibited.
This bulletin board will aid in teaching your students about the sewing equipment they use as they sew in your Fashion Studies / FACS / FCS / Home Economics classroom. Includes pictures, names and what the item is used for. Print the title you want. Then print the 17 pages (cardstock is recommended)- of photos and definitions. Trim them to your liking and paste on colored paper if desired. Don’t forget to laminate everything so it will last. Please note: The 1st & 3rd photos do not include all of the tools included in the file. There are 23 photos and definitions total. Print and cut out the ones you use in your classroom. If there are additional sewing tools you would like for your bulletin board, let me know. I would be happy to add them to the file! ALSO: You say tomaytoe, I say tamahtoe. If you call a piece of equipment something different than what I have it labeled as, please let me know- I will gladly make the change! :) Perfect for your FACS or FCS classroom. *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* More Resources for Your FACS/Home Ec Classroom: Sewing on Paper Practice Worksheets Etiquette Tip of the Day Bell Ringer/Warm Up FACS is Loads of Fun Bulletin Board Kit *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* *Be sure to follow my store to be notified of new products. *Don't forget to leave feedback! You will receive credits that can be used on future TpT purchases! *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*
Needlebook TutorialGuest Blogger: Lindsay Chieco Every week, through the Bee Sew Inspired - Organize-Along, we are hosting guest bloggers! These amazing creatives are sharing with you, a fun and simple tutorial that you can make, to help organize something in your creative space! Join me and welcoming today's guest blogger Lindsay Chieco in celebration of the Bee Sew Inspired - Organize-Along! You can learn more about Lindsay at the following links:Instagram: @linzentartHello everybody! I’m e
Sew up a sea turtle to love.
...you have more than a few scraps of fabric laying around! These 7 scrappy sewing projects will inspire you to use up some of those fabric scraps!
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Now you can create as many bats as you want! Create a whole colony! This super easy hand-sewing pattern and step-by-step tutorial is a great afternoon project! With easy to understand illustrations by me, I'll walk you through how to use the pieces in the pattern to create your own Morty the Bat. Your Morty the Bat will have a wingspan of approximately 6 1/2 inches and stands on his teeny feet at 2 1/4 inches high. These little bats make excellent gifts for the spooky person in your life! If you have any problems printing or understanding the instructions, please feel free to message me and I'll be happy to help! This pattern is for personal use only. It is not for resale and should not be duplicated. Finished products from this pattern should not be sold or distributed for any purpose. These little bats are not intended for small children as they have little beads for eyes and sewn on ears that could be pulled off and pose a choking hazard. Thanks so much and I hope you enjoy making your own Morty the Bat!
This sewing tutorial is for making a phone pouch out of fabric as a mini crossbody cell phone bag with a flap, a pocket, and a removable strap.
7 Pages of Easy Sewing Exercises For Beginner Sewers Becoming proficient at sewing is really a matter of time spent...
A free sewing pattern for a quilted, striped pencil pouch. Learn how to make a quilted pencil pouch using quilt as you go method.
Continuing from yesterday, training a sewing operator should be done methodically. This section detailed step by step instructions for how to convey information, correct mistakes and have the learn…
7 Pages of Easy Sewing Exercises For Beginner Sewers Becoming proficient at sewing is really a matter of time spent...
...you have more than a few scraps of fabric laying around! These 7 scrappy sewing projects will inspire you to use up some of those fabric scraps!
3.4K views, 125 likes, 6 comments, 46 shares, Facebook Reels from Heather Handmade: Learn how to make a cell phone bag with a free sewing pattern. This tiny crossbody bag is great for essentials and...
These triangle totes are handy-dandy little things. Use them to hold make-up, coins, little toys, a handful of crayons and a small notebook - anything you can think of. Materials you'll need for all three pyramid bags: Two fat quarters of contrasting fabricThree zippers - 7 inch, 5 inch, and 3 inch (follow package instructions
This modern patchwork apron tutorial is a quick project for beginners! It's a unisex apron that fits all sizes and you only need basic sewing supplies.
A sewing activity based on Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons
Learn how to make an apron with this simple, DIY apron tutorial for women; its an awesome beginner sewing project that anyone can do! Please note: This post may contain affiliate links, for our full disclosure click HERE. Aprons are the perfect, homemaker accessory! Learn how to make your own in this simple project for beginners.
Looking for a great way to challenge students, yet still provide an easy project to practice the basics of hand sewing?
Sew a set of pillowcases for your bed, or make a set to give away as gifts with this easy sewing tutorial. The free standard size pillowcase pattern uses the fun "burrito method," which kids will especially love! It's like magic! This pattern can be sewn on a sewing machine or a serger, and I include both methods. Full-color photos of each step and clear instructions are included. It will take you about 15 minutes to sew with a serger, and just one extra step on the sewing machine! Makes a 27" x 39" standard size pillowcase. Materials needed: 3/4 yard main fabric, 1/4 yard coordinating fabric, and 2" x WOF strip accent fabric
These are 2 sewing vocabulary coloring pages for your sewing, FACS, or life skills students! Students can learn the important sewing vocabulary while coloring. Decorate the room with the coloring pages or use as a sub plan. These coloring pages cover vocabulary such as: shears sewing machine bobbin seam ripper measuring tape and more. You may also like: History of Sewing Lesson Culinary Arts Bell Ringer Journal Kitchen Measuring Lesson for Google Please consider following my store for freebies and updates! Email me at [email protected] with any questions.
Another project crossed off my To Do List! Mini Mini quilts! For your refrigerator or note board! Unfortunately, these were not my idea! I wish I was the brains behind this project! I was inspired …
Make your own DIY sewing cards for beginning sewing projects for kids. Practice sewing with a darning needle before you start your first sewing project!
These fun and free sewing ideas for kids will have adults and kids alike enjoying the art of being sew creative!
Learn how to sew a shark pencil case! This tutorial gives you step by step for the shark shaped zipper mouth bag. Super cute for shark week!
Below you will find a tutorial in which I explain how I made my Pumpkin Placemats. They are a fun project to make and perfect for autumn! You can choose to use many different fabrics for your placemats. Think for example of small leftovers from other projects. But you can also keep it simple and make the front (and back) of one fabric. If you go for the latter option, then one FQ for the front and one FQ for the back is enough! I chose to make the stem of the pumpkin from felt because I like the combination of the different materials. Materials For one placemat you need: ½ yd Quilting cotton or a similar quality of fabric (see notes) a piece of batting measuring 19×14in small pieces of felt in a matching […]
When I was in high school, I took several sewing classes and I really enjoyed it. I have lost many of my sewing skills over the years, so today Deby is going to be refreshing us! Take it away, Deby… I'm Deby from So Sew Easy and I'm delighted Becky has invited me to
Tiny Sewists - Teaching kids to sew
Here is a bicolor triangular shawl with an asymmetrical shape knitted mainly out of garter stitch with some bands of textured and lace stitches. Adventurous beginner level. Voici un châle triangulaire bicolore de construction asymétrique, composé de point mousse et de différents points fantaisie. Niveau débutant(e) aventureux(euse).*
Sew a wardrobe of fashions for Barbie, Bratz, Monster High, and more with these free fashion doll clothes sewing patterns!
Made for nap time, playtime or anytime, this machine washable quilt is a versatile everyday essential. Featuring four breathable layers and crafted with playful hand-painted prints, it's as durable as it is cozy. More in this print: Fern
