Fabric games

This fabric memory game is a great place to use some fussy cut prints!

Have you been following along with Sew Ready to Play at I'm Feelin' Crafty? It's a fun series with sewing projects inspired by board games (and other childhood games). Pokemon has been a popular one in the series this year, but I'm going old school - back to basics - the classic board game...

A fun DIY sewing projects using fabric scraps, wool felt and heat transfer vinyl to make a alphabet and shapes fabric memory/match game for your little kids to play.

If you're at home with your kids you may be looking for something to do with. After they've exhausted themselves running around outside or on a dreary rainy day games can be the best way to curb some of their energy. Even without kids, games are great time fillers to keep from getting bored, whether they're outdoor activities or strategy competitions. You can make some to entertain yourself no matter what day it is outside This collection of 35+ Free Sewing Patterns for Games has a wide…

Isn't this Quilted Fabric Checkers Game with Buttons just darling?? When Louise asked me to participate in her Sew Ready to Play sewing series, I wasn't sure what to make. After thinking about it, and remembering the games I loved to play as a kid, I knew I had to do something to do with

The best ideas for sewing toys for kids! Use these 10+ fun diy kids toys sewing patterns to make the cutest things to sew for kids.

Hey! More fun stuff for picnic week. In case you missed it: Monday Brittany shared her tips for making the perfect picnic sandwich, yesterday I shared 3 favorite homemade veggie dips, Ashley found some perfect picnic outfits earlier today, and now we have DIY cloth picnic games for 2 players: tic tac toe and squares. […]

We love Matching Games. I have to admit that Bethany is a little too good at these games these days, and Mummy definitely doesn't have to let her win anymore...she just does it on her own. I blame baby brain ... I wonder how long I can continue to use that excuse? I first saw this idea of a fabric matching game on a stall at the craft market ,"Wheel 'n Weft", that's run a couple of times a year in Thornleigh, Sydney. They were completed by some very talented twin sister crafters known as The…

Help some friendly aliens make it to the moon in this easy-sew beanbag game!