Blaze had his first sewing lesson of this school year, this past week. I had him make a pillow case, because it's such a simple, straight forward project. We didn't use a pattern, we just measured an existing pillow case and added a seam allowance to the measurements.
Blaze chose the fabric he wanted from Spoonflower.com and I ordered 2 yards, which was enough for one pillow case and for me to use for some scrap-craft projects I'm working on.

He was having some trouble keeping the stitches going in a straight line. I found that it was helpful if I used a pencil to mark the sewing line on the fabric before he started sewing.



2 comments:
Way to go Blaze! Kayla's been begging to do some sewing...this looks like a good, easy project for her.
I love the cute little owls, Blaze. :) Kayla loves owls and is also begging for me to take her to that new owl movie, lol.
I like it... Such a wonderful pillow...
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