Free Pattern Friday - Little Miss Stuffed Doll Pattern

Little Miss Doll Pattern and Clothes

This little Miss with the bright eyes is the best dressed doll in town! With this easily printable pattern you can create a new outfit for your doll so she is ready for any occasion. Easy to sew. This 1965 pattern originally appeared as a mail order pattern from Mrs. Anne Cabot. Prints on 8.5" x 11" paper. Download HERE. Courtesy of CynicalGirl on Etsy

Free Pattern Friday - Easy to Make Tote Bags Tutorial

Easy To Sew Tote Bags Tutorial

Whether you are off to the grocery store, to school or to the beach, this versatile, easy to sew and eco-friendly DIY tote will get you there in style. To make this sturdy 7.5" square bag, you will need 1 yard each of 36" wide fabric and heavy interfacing. Optional rick rack trim. Great for gift bags too! Download HERE.

Free Pattern Friday - Puss in Boots Stuffed Toy Doll

Puss in Boots - Mother Goose Tales

Puss in Boots, one of the most endearing cat tales often attributed to George Perrault, the story can be found centuries earlier in Indian Folk Tales. It's inclusion of the Tales of Mother Goose placed this story of a clever and sly cat in the hallmark of children's literature that endures today. Our Free Friday Pattern pays homage to this remarkable fairy tale creature with a stuffed doll pattern courtesy of PrettyPatternShop. Download it HERE.

Free Pattern Friday - Making The Case for Pencils!

1958 Pencil Case Pattern

This felt case for pencils is easily updated to carry all sorts of your 21st Century gadgets. Easy to sew felt case is whip stitched for quick assembly. Download HERE.
From the Educational Bureau of Coats & Clark ©1958.
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Free Pattern Friday - More Embroidery on Gingham

Embroidery on Gingham 1960© Coats & Clarks

Embroidered gingham is a lesson in figure ground. Just like the old masters, gingham provides a palette of white, dark and mid-tone. By embellishing any of these three tonal areas, the clever homemaker adds sophisticated patterns and dimension to even the most mundane household textiles. With these easy to follow instructions you can make your own embellished aprons, placemats, napkins or anything imaginable with cross stitch embroidery. Download this pamphlet HERE.
1960© Coats & Clark . Published by the educational bureau of Coats & Clark. Please feel free to share this link. However, any form of printed or online distribution without permission is strictly prohibited.