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Roundup: 10 DIY Fabric Projects For The Kids’ Room

by on Jun 13, 2013

The Handmade Home

I don’t know about you, but I have lots of fabric leftover from past sewing projects. So why not put it to good use by creating something for the little ones? Here are ten of my absolute favorite fabric-related DIY ideas for playrooms and bedrooms.   

There are a variety of storage ideas shown.

1. This small laundry hamper is perfect for the kids… find out how to make one over here. [Photo: Ikat Bag]

2. These drawstring bags are meant to be on-the-go baby changing kits, but could really be used for anything. Find the simple tutorial here. [Photo: Lovely Design]

Three different projects that are perfect to make for children.

3. Make a fabric chair organizer to keep homework in order. Find out how here. [Photo: Sew Mama Sew]

4. Make this pillow bed using a sheet… these are great for sleepovers! Find out how to do it here. [Photo: Sarah Jane Sews]

5. These lap desks are great for art projects or homework… I even made one for myself! [Photo: Gilbert Street Stitches]

Two examples of fabrics projects for kids, a seat and a playmat.

6. This upholstered rolling storage ottoman is very versatile. You could use it to hold toys, books or even art supplies. Find out how to make your own. [Photo: Monica Shanks]

7. The possibilities are endless with this felt playmat. Find out how to make one here. [Photo: Fun At Home With Kids] 

A striped pink, blue and yellow hanging cloth with a square cut out and a child's head peeking out, a teepee inside of a room, a rolled up circle of twisted ted and white material.

8. Sew a colorful puppet show theater for your kid using these instructions. [Photo: Love & Sugar Kisses]

9. I wish I had one of these teepees when I was growing up! Read the full (no-sew) tutorial here. [Photo: The Handmade Home]

10. Make one of these fun recycled rag rugs for the playroom. Check out the instructions here. [Photo: Curbly]

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