Holiday Crafts and Creations gives instructions for sewing sweet Valentine bookmarks.
This Simple Home shares a first sewing lesson used to teach a 6 year old to sew.
Sewing School explains one way to organize your sewing supplies in the classroom.
Mini Eco has colorful sewing cards available as a free printable.
Mouse House posted a tutorial on creating a Kid's Suitcase Sewing Kit.
You're going to love the fun printable sewing cards,and easy to follow instructions, from Handmade Charlotte.
Unfinished Project gives a tutorial for sewing a fabric envelope for your kid's to send their Valentines in.
Practice with the machine by sewing a heart garland out of paper.
Put together a tot time tray to practice beginning sewing skills, like this one from Delightful Learning.
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Thanks for including my ideas along so many other great ones! I happy to see sewing highlighted on one of my fav teaching blogs!
ReplyDeleteThank you for featuring our sewing project! It was a lot of fun for my daughter to make the blanket. Now I have a few more ideas, especially those cute bookmarks!
ReplyDeleteSkills like these are not easy to teach, but they sure are beneficial. Thanks for including life skills at ABC and 123!
Ooooh...these sewing projects look almost delicious! Very nice...my daughter would love to tackle one of these craft projects.
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I would like to incorporate more sewing into our homeschool day. So much to learn and do and so little time! We do have a big sewing project planned in the upcoming months. I really like the sewing cards! Thanks, they will make a nice warm up exercise.
ReplyDeleteLast year we sewed handmade Valentine Cards. They turned out so cute and special for friends and family.
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