hello kitty Archives - Sew Sweetness

10 Dec

Kid’s Character Christmas Stockings

March 24, 2014
Posted by Sara Lawson
avengers, batman, batting, childrens, christmas holiday stocking, hello kitty, kids, pattern review, pellon projects free pattern, quilt as you go, superman
9 comments

Last week (before my kids got sick and the sewing halted for a few days), I decided to sew a couple of stockings. Of course my first instinct was to use some Anna Maria Horner or Amy Butler, but as these were stockings for my kids, I decided to stop being selfish and make them character stockings.The pattern I...

08 Dec

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Hello Kitty Circle Skirt

March 24, 2014
Posted by Sara Lawson
china silk, circle skirt, favorite things, hello kitty, little girl, little hip skirts, sewing pattern, sewing pattern review
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My daughter really loves ballerina skirts and things that are girly, so I decided to make her a skirt for Christmas. Kids are sort of fickle with their tastes, and I had purchased this Christmas Hello Kitty fabric last year on clearance at Joann's, not even knowing that she would love Hello Kitty this year or that it would...

01 Jun

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Buttercup Bag

March 24, 2014
Posted by Sara Lawson
bag, buttercup bag, child, childrens, fabric, free tutorial, hello kitty, made by rae, pattern review, sewing, tote
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I finally got around to making the Buttercup Bag free sewing pattern from Made by Rae. This bag is everywhere, let me tell you. Not a month goes by where I don't see that someone in blogland has made a new Buttercup Bag! It's so great that this pattern is available as a free tutorial. The other day, my...

17 Apr

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Crafty Characters

March 24, 2014
Posted by Sara Lawson
bumblebee, child, childrens, easter basket, fabric, gift bag, hello kitty, hoodie, iron on, kitschy coo, pattern review, sewing, sewing pattern, super mario brothers, t-shirt, transfer, transformers
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Close-up of Violet's Hello Kitty hoodieEven though handmade items for my kids usually don't get the response that I would hope for (they border on indifferent - my son - to just-plain-won't-wear-it - my daughter), I still decided to make them some stuff for their Easter baskets. I dream of them wearing this stuff every single day and never...