Easy Sewing Projects for Kids

Kids' hands can get cold when holding their favorite ice pops. Here is a simple yet creative freezie cozie so they don't have to use your dishtowels to have a refreshing cool treat on those warm days.

Sometimes a kid just wants to cuddle, whether they want to go to bed at night or they are not feeling very well. This bunny lovey is soft and cute as they will carry it around everywhere.

What is even better than animal crackers? Pillows that are shaped like these favorite cookies. The circus animal cookie pillows look almost good enough to eat as they will support your child's head when they are listening to music, playing games or watching TV.

Bring on more cookies! If the circus animal cookie pillow craft placed your child in the mood to create more sewing food, here is a felt chocolate chip cookie sewing project that they can dive into. They will love passing out these cookies at their pretend tea parties.

Just keep on swimming with these wonderful fish laundry bags. Your child can keep dirty clothes inside or pack their pajamas and a toothbrush as they can carry it to a sleepover.

The Pokemon Go craze is upon us. If your child loves to try to "catch em all" on their smartphones, they will be thrilled to find this pokeball pillow craft. Then they can dream about catching all the Pokemon while sleeping on this pillow.

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Making a floor cushion in an hour? The project seems daunting. Yet this project is really simply and perfect for a child that is looking for something bigger to make besides bookmarks and pencil holders. Then they can have a great cushion to use whenever they are sitting on the floor.

Here is a neat little sewing project that doesn't require a sewing machine. The no sew patchwork pumpkin is a great craft to do during the fall while you wait for the real pumpkins to come into season. You can decorate the holiday table with these soft pumpkins or keep them as decorations around the house.

Kids love sleepovers. Yet their dolls should also have a place to sleep. These doll sleeping bags are perfect for a wide range of stuffed animals, baby dolls, and tiny princess dolls so they can have their own little sleeping bags to drift off to dreamland. The tutorial will even teach your child to make tiny little pillows so the dolls don't have to rest their heads on the hard floor.

There is nothing better for a child than to come home and find a nice surprise snack sitting on the table. These little drawstring bunny bags are a great project for young beginner seamstress to take on. The cute bag has a ribbon drawstring that pulls the top close to make the ears come together as the bottom of the bag forms the bunny's head.