These were 2 out of the 13 Brownie Girl Scouts that made a
pillow case for the Stitch It Together Try-It |
This student drafted and sewed up this red flannel shirt
and a fleece blanket |
These are 2 out of 10 Brownie Girl Scouts that made a
nightgown, pillow, sleeping eye mask and two quilt squares for the two
quilts you see below. They earned the Stitch It Together and Art to
Wear Try-It. |
These memory quilts were a gift to the Brownie Girl Scout
Troop Leader and Co-Leader. During the sewing session each Girl
Scout sewed up a block and had their picture ironed to the center.
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This unisex shirt is the first project in my sewing
curriculum that boys (ages 7-12) learn to draft and sew up.
Girls (ages 7-12) learn how to draft and sew up this
shirt as their third project. |
These skirts are the first projects in my sewing curriculum
that girls (kids and teens/adults) learn to draft and sew up. |
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This student demonstrates the simple process of creating a garment.
Step 1: Draft and cut out your pattern; Step 2:
Select, preshrink, and iron your fabric; Step 3: Cut out your garment
pieces; Step 4: Sew it up! |
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Redesigning a pair of torn pants into shorts and two purses. |
These students are modeling the pajama pant and A-line
skirt. |
These pajama pants are the fifth project of the Girls Level
1 curriculum |
