Digital Pattern BUNDLE - Gifting, Making, Celebrating eBooks
Bundle offer ends on 5th December NZT.
Our go-to holiday gift sewing collection, this bundle contains all 3 of our simple sewing eBooks: Gifting, Making, and Celebrating - a total of 18 inspiring projects!
Beginner-friendly, and suitable for sewing with children too, these projects are perfect for upcycling or scrap busting. Add your own decorative touches to make each piece unique.
Skill level: Beginner
eBook Bundle includes:
A total of 18 sweet, simple projects:
- Gifting eBook - eye mask, bookmark, tote bag, zippered pouch, sachet, headband
- Making eBook - journal cover, needle book, drawstring bag, tool roll, toadstool pincushion, tape measure (or cord) tamer
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Celebrating eBook - Christmas cracker, bunting, tie-top gift bag, shooting star, crown, wand
eBooks include:
- 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
View pattern FAQ
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Customer Reviews
i made crown and wand so far and really loved the process. As with all T&T patterns beautiful clear instructions came with the patterns. I drew up the penguins for the crown myself but the rest of the designs were part of the templates that came with the ebook (where I just added some embroidery) which I loved the versatility of. I feel like all the projects are very useful for party planning and can’t wait to try the rest!
I have made two of the patterns in the Celebrating Ebook, the reusable crackers and the wands. They were both so much fun, and the results were incredibly satisfying. The reusable crackers seemed like the perfect gift for my dad, who loves giving party favors. I thought he would like something to secrete his gifts in. I made fancy crackers with bright scrap panels, and used strips of fabric to make the ties. I love how wonderful they look! They were not difficult at all, and the method for putting them together is great, so that all seams are hidden or sewn down by the velcro so there is no hand sewing required. I also loved the wands as a way to use up scrap fabric. I used fabric strips for the tails and used fray check so that the tails will stay looking nice for a long time. I did depart from the instructions in making the wands, as I used woven fabric rather than felt. I put a long post over in The Treehouse, the private Circle group for T+T sewists, if anyone is interested in doing what I did. I love these patterns and I look forward to making others from the Ebook
The patterns in this book are simple yet very detailed and thought trough! I love how quickly the projects come together and they are all perfect scrap-busters.
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.
