Digital Pattern Gifting - Sewing Patterns eBook
A collection of six sweet, simple "comfort-sewing" projects that are perfect for making heartfelt gifts. All of the projects in this eBook are suitable for beginners and a wonderful choice for sewing with children.
Projects included in eBook:
- bookmark
- eye mask
- headband
- sachet
- tote bag
- zippered pouch
Using small cuts of fabric and the most basic supplies, these projects are lovely wee scrap busters. They're also perfect blank canvases for hand embroidery, a heartfelt way to customise a project.
Skill level: Beginner
eBook includes:
- 6 simple projects: bookmark, eye mask, headband, sachet, tote bag, zippered pouch
- step-by-step illustrated instructions for each project
- inspiration images
- measurements for cutting pattern pieces
- template pattern pieces in a print-at-home format and a projector file
Embroidery patterns are not included and sold separately here
Bonus Resources
Learn to Embroider
Would you like to try embroidery? We offer a free Learn to Embroider Series, delivered directly to you via email.
It contains video lessons for 6 simple stitches, and a free design to practice with!
Printing Info + FAQ
This is a print-at-home PDF pattern and includes two printing options:
- US Letter/A4 - tiled and designed to print on your home printer
- Copyshop - A0 wide-format file (33.1″ x 46.8″)
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Projector - specially-formatted and optimized for home projector use.
Read more about using our projector files here
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Customer Reviews
I’ve just completed the reusable crackers and the crowns to use at Christmas. The pattern was easy to follow and I had fun making them personal. In keeping with using what you have I changed the back of the crowns to use left over elastic from the pandemic era.
I haven’t had the chance to make these yet but I’ve used Twig and Tale patterns before, so I know the instructions and the finished items will be great…they are on my list to make next
What a lovely set of patterns to make for my grand girls ♥️ can't wait to cast some fairy spells with them in their fairy garden
I just finished the crowns that the girls will decorate and the wands. I still plan to make the gift bags and some wings too.
I am making bathe crowns, wands, and treat bags for my granddaughter’s 4th birthday.
Lovely things to make
Beware these patterns are addictive! I started off just thinking I would make a string of bunting and a couple of gift bags but found myself wanting to make just another each time I completed a make
Love that these are perfect scrap makes and some are easy enough for children to sew.
Such a useful set of celebration items that will be lovingly used time and time again.
The projects in this book truly feel like self-care sewing – like a gift to myself that celebrates my hobby and helps make it a little more functional. The patterns are simple but so well drafted and explained. Lots of fun to put together and a great way to use up scraps!
I love these pattern! I’ve made the project bag and the tool roll so far. Usable, small projects that don’t take a lot of time to make.
I used the pattern for the drawstring project bag to make reusable Christmas wrapping for gifts this year. Everyone loved them. I plan to make non-Christmas themed ones for birthdays. I have always disliked traditional wrapping paper because it creates so much waste. This bag in multiple sizes was perfect.
This was the only picture I got, but I have more detailed versions planned.
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