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All
of my projects are available as downloadable PDFs for just $7.50. You
read that right - $7.50! For three-fourths of a Hamilton you get super-detailed
instructions, loads of step-by-step photos, plus suggestions for variations
- so you can make these over and over again without things getting stale
in the craft room. What a deal, eh?
Aprons
a la Carte: The Kids' Menu
Aprons
are awesome - and in this set you get patterns and instructions for
three different styles.
The
Hector is a server-style apron with three pockets.
The
Vashti is a full-body single-pocket apron perfect for art projects and
messy kitchen adventures. The neckband and ties are one continuous sliding
strip for perfect size adjustment.
The
Madeline is a frilly apron with lots of ruffles - and a pair of pockets.
You
get really detailed instructions with loads of step-by-step photos,
suggestions for variations and adaptations of the patterns - and a delicious
granola recipe.
One
special feature of all my aprons is that kids can put them on and take
them off - all by themselves!
The
construction is simple. The Hector and The Vashti are very easy - prefect
for absolute beginning sewers. The Madeline takes more time (all those
ruffles are pretty labor-intensive) but it's not actually difficult
to do and it's also appropriate for beginners.
After
your payment goes through, please click the button that says "return
to blockhead@wendigratz.com" to download your pattern
Triangle
Toys
No
buttons, no bells or whistles, no batteries required. Triangle Toys
capture the essence of an animal through color and a few key embellishments.
The patterns and instructions walk you through making a penguin, a chick,
a dinosaur, and a kangaroo - but the basic technique invites experimentation
and creativity. What can you come up with?
All
of the embellishments are sewn into the seams of the toys, making them
very safe for even the youngest babies.
The
construction is simple - three of the four patterns are appropriate
for absolute beginning sewers.
After
your payment goes through, please click the button that says "return
to blockhead@wendigratz.com" to download your pattern
Blockheads
What are Blockheads? They're beanbags! Handwarmers! Sachets! Dolls!
They're fun to make and fun to play with.
You
get full-sized patterns and instructions for 11 faces, 10 hairstyles,
a pair of ears, a tongue - and suggestions for scented mix-ins. Most
of the examples are machine-sewn, but I also give instructions for hand
embroidery. Plus you get a page of ideas for more variations and instructions
for several games to play with your finished Blockheads.
The
construction is simple. All of these are appropriate for absolute beginning
sewers, including children.
After
your payment goes through, please click the button that says "return
to blockhead@wendigratz.com" to download your pattern
Coming soon!
Coming soon!
Coming soon!
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