The Best Sewing Projects for Kids
Break out the needle and thread and try these fun sewing projects for kids!

Fun Sewing Projects for Children
Teaching kids to sew has many benefits. Not only are you teaching them an important life skill, but they will also be learning patience, which is one of the most important things children need to learn.
When you are first starting out with teaching kids to sew, you will want to look for tutorials and patterns for sewing projects that are easy to follow and make.
With many of these, you only need minimal sewing skills to create the projects. Kids will love creating these fun sewing projects. From keyrings to pillows, these easy to make sewing projects will be a hit both boys and girls!

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Sewing Supplies Needed
When my kids were just starting to learn to sew we kept a little plastic tub filled with the things they would need.
There were:
- plastic sewing needles
- metal sewing needles
- thread
- yarn
- small scissors
- a seam remover
- a flexible tape measure
- a ruler
- a pincushion
- straight pins
- safety pins
- a thimble
- band-aids (we used these a lot – ha!)
You can obviously include whatever you already have on hand or whatever you think will work best for your child.

We also had a hardy supply of:
- felt
- cotton fabric
- fabric remnants
- ribbon
- buttons
I found that felt was often the material of choice for us, because it was a bit more sturdy than regular cotton fabric. Felt, however, is difficult to cut, so be sure to help your children when they’re cutting out felt patterns or shapes.
Once you have everything gathered, it’s time to start creating your sewing masterpiece!
Super Sewing Crafts for Kids
Although slightly advanced, this sewing project for kids is really just sewing in a square! It's perfect for your Girl Scout or Boy Scout Troop activities!
Rooooar into sewing project fun with this adorable plush dino!
This easy and fun DIY Christmas Pencil Topper project is a great beginner sewing project for elementary and middle school students!
This fun kite DIY headband is a great project for tweens and troops!
If you are just getting started with sewing, this pumpkin sewing craft is a great way for kids to learn the basics.
Another fun and easy sewing craft for kids that is perfect for those just starting out, this craft will have them using a paper plate to create different heart styles.
Super cute and easy to make, kids will love creating this fun cactus plushy. The plushy will make the perfect little friend for them to carry around or can be used as gifts.
These fun felt heart ornaments can be turned into key rings or zipper pulls for their backpacks or bags.
Perfect for Valentine’s Day, or just because, this cute bear will help teach children how to sew and become their new best friend.
With only a few supplies and a little sewing skill, kids can start creating their own hair scrunchies with this easy-to-follow tutorial.
Turn those crafty sewing skills into fun felt mermaid dolls with this tutorial. Kids will love creating their own mermaids!
Another fun Valentine’s Day craft that the kids will love working on is this heart that can be created with a funny face for a fun sewing project.
A fun pattern that will have kids creating their very own muffin pillow. Once the pillow is finished, they can use it as a decoration or as a typical pillow.
If you are looking for a kid-friendly sewing project that is a little more advanced, this cute DIY felt fox purse will make a great sewing project for kids.
Another fun craft project that the older kids will enjoy, this tutorial will show them how to make an earbud pouch that they can use to store their earbuds.
Super cute and fun to make, these animal ornaments are made with felt and a little bit of sewing skill.
This super cute felt whale will be a great sewing project for kids. The tutorial comes with an easy-to-follow pattern that the kids will love following.
Fun Kids’ Sewing Projects
What are some of your favorite sewing projects for kids? Share them with us below!