Easy DIY Speech Bubble Sewing Project for Kids

Are you looking for an easy sewing project for your kids or students that’s perfect for Mothers Day or Valentines Day or any day really? Well then this DIY speech bubble sewing project might just be what you’re looking for.

Glue on a magnet and it can live on your fridge to hold important notes. Fridge magnets do seem to be an almost universal addition to every fridge. And why not…they’re useful…and are often a small reminder of a recent vacation…and they can also be a simple gift for kids to sew.

You’ll find instructions for two slightly different speech bubbles below. The step by step photos for one and the video tutorial for a slightly different speech bubble. Both are easy sewing projects and a lovely handmade gift to give to a loved one.

WHAT YOU NEED

22cm X 28cm piece of white felt

6cm X 6cm square of orange felt

6cm X 6cm square of yellow felt

Needle

Pins or sewing clips

Thread

Polyester fibrefill

Two strong magnets

Hot glue gun

Scissors

WHAT TO DO

Fold the piece of white felt in half. Draw a speech bubble on one side and cut out to make two equal sized speech bubbles.

Here’s a speech bubble template if you want. Cut out a heart from the orange felt and a letter U from the yellow felt. The video below shows a slightly different way of sewing the speech bubble. I’ve avoided sewing the little tag in the video to make it easier to sew.

Use a running stitch to sew or glue the heart and the letter U onto one of the speech bubbles.

Glue the magnets into place on the remaining speech bubble.

Place the two speech bubbles one on top of the other. Pin and sew together. Remember to leave a 5cm opening for stuffing.

Stuff with a small amount of polyester fibrefill and sew the opening closed.

Heres another version on the speech bubble sewing project.

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