Christmas Craft Planning Calendar for Small Sellers
Christmas orders come in a short window, but making them takes ordinary time: test cuts, material ordering, photos, listings, assembly, packing, and…
Our sewing patterns are small projects you can finish: zipper pouches, tote bags, fabric baskets, soft toys, and simple children's garments. Each includes…
Our sewing patterns are small projects you can finish: zipper pouches, tote bags, fabric baskets, soft toys, and simple children's garments. Each includes a cutting layout, seam allowances, and plain-language instructions.
Print the pattern, assemble the pages, and cut your fabric. Most projects use a basic sewing machine and common sewing supplies. Check each pattern for fabric requirements, yardage, and a size chart where relevant.
How to Choose
Check the skill level and whether zippers or buttonholes are required.
Compare the yardage to what you have at home.
Check for a test square and page-assembly guide before printing.
Choose a size range suited to the person you are sewing for.
Choose a Commercial license if you plan to sell finished items.

New designs are added to the shop as they are finished. Browse the full shop in the meantime.
Yes. Each pattern states its seam allowance.
Not yet. Our patterns are designed for printing at home, not projector use.
Yes. A Commercial license allows you to sell up to 500 finished items per design.
Print at 100% (actual size), then measure the test square before cutting your fabric.
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