My kids LOVE when I make them clothes. My 6 year old, in particular, loves to make decisions. Because if her stubborn decisiveness she’s chosen all her favorites for this list. Welcome to the 2019 Gift Guide: 10 Kids’ Patterns Perfect for the Holidays.
1- Girls’ Layla
This pattern is L-O-V-E-L-Y! There are princess seams and a button up back. It also has the option for a knit or woven pleated skirt. The vintage vibes are prevalent with this one and I love it so so much.
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2- Girls’ Sydney Peplum and Dress
This dress gives all the satisfaction that only a twirly skirt can give. It’s elegant and full of options. This is a fabulous make and really beautiful.
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3- Kids’ Jason Joggers
When we released the Jason Joggers I was so dang happy. I’ve wanted these since the Women’s Diane Joggers released and I wasn’t disappointed. They’re perfect for boys and girls alike. Definitely a KEEPER!
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4- Kids’ Hayden Henley
Henley patterns are one of my faves. Whether it’s used as a layering piece or all on it’s own it’s a perfect addition to any wardrobe.
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5- Kids’ Rocket Raglan
This is one of my favorite casual kids patterns. I don’t know what it is but I LOVE raglans for the whole family. What can I say about the Rocket Raglan? Three words: TONS OF OPTIONS! Ya need it.
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6- Girls’ Piper Peplum
I’ve made so many of these and I still want to make more. My favorites things about this pattern: handkerchief hem and HOOD! So darn cute. We even have an episode of Sewing it Up on Youtube for this one if you’d like to see how it all comes together.
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7- Girls’ Sandra Tunic and Dress
This is the newest addition to our kids lineup and it is too cute for words. I feel like I keep saying the same thing, OPTIONS. Awesome options with a comfy, cozy finish!
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8- Girls’ Sally Skirt
The lovely waistband detail on the Sally Skirt has me swooning. It’s so pretty and unique. It’s also a quick sew, which is awesome!
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9- Kids’ Halftime Hoodie
I cannot tell a lie, this is, hands down my favorite hoodie pattern for my kids. I make family hoodies every year and I ALWAYS use this pattern! There’s a Sewing it Up episode on Youtube for this one too!
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10- Rachel Knit Pants
I really love these pants for both girls and boys. They’re the perfect staple. I adore adding the ruffles for my girls and they have literally squealed in excitement.
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EXTRA SUGGESTION
We couldn’t narrow it down to just ten so here’s an extra!
Penny Pajamas
These are perfectly fitted and fun. Such an easy make for everyone in the family. You can easily customize every single set.
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I could recommend a lot more but, sadly, this post must come to an end.
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Ooo that’s tough. I got a toy horse barn one year!
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Some really great patterns! I don’t honestly remember gifts I got as a child. My best memories around Christmas have always been just spending time with my family 🙂
My favorite gift was the Snoopy Snow Cone Machine!
Definitely my cabbage patch doll Olive Betty!!! Love her!!
I think my favorite childhood gift was my sewing machine and serger my parents got me for Christmas when I was about 13…. It’s been over 20 years and I still love them and can make things for my kids now
When I was 12 my brothers all pitched in and bought me a beautiful and soft wolf blanket for Christmas. I still have and use it often 🙂
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Barbies! All the Barbies, lol. 🙂
A stuffed bear I received at 5 – still have her 47 years later. 🙂
A doll that could talk. I loved it so much
Probably the ’57 Chevy Barbie car & barbie airplane.
When I was maybe 2, my grandparents gave me a “Pillow Person” (along with about a billion other gifts). She had rosy cheeks. Being a small child, I called everything with rosy cheeks “HoHo” (bc Santa has rosy cheeks and he says “ho ho ho”). I carried Hoho with me everywhere. She hasn’t been washed in years bc her face is on the verge of disintegrating. But I still have her, she will always be so full of love to me.
I got a cabbage patch doll the year that my sister and I were both sick on Christmas day. And later on, we both got American Girl Dolls (I got Kirsten, and she got Molly)…still treasured gifts, although my own kiddos have beat up my cabbage patch doll at this point.
One year my aunt gave me a watch set where you could change the face out to be on different color bands; I thought it was so cool!
I think my favorite gift as a child was the big doll buggy I got one year. It was beautiful (think old fashioned pram style where the baby lays down with a hood over the front).
My favorite gift was a doll from my Grandma.
When I was in kindergarten or first grade I got an alarm clock from my uncle. It might not seem like an exciting gift for a kid but it made me feel so grown up. Thirty years later it still works and I’m still using it!
$100 gift certificate to the mall. I loved to go shopping! (Still do lol)
When I was getting into sewing as a child, my mum bought threads, needles, pins, chalk, tape measure etc, as well as a Tupperware organiser to put it all in. Individually wrapped. I was in heaven!
Cabbage patch boy and girl twins. They were wearing blue velvet clothes
I got the super size Barbie from my dad’s parents ( my grandparents) and I had her for many years until after moving to FLorida when she she got lost in the move. She was something I had asked especially for and my parents had 4 children, my dad had health issues so he was in/out of the hospital that year and for several years. It was a wonderful surprise!