kids clothes week fall 2012

September 18th, 2012

The temperature has dropped and fall is finally on it’s way! It must be time for another edition of KCWC.  Kids Clothes Week Challenge is a bi-annual event here on elsie marley where I challenge you to sew one hour a day, each day for 7 days.  The idea is that we all have the urge to sew clothes for our children, but we don’t always give ourselves the time to do it.  If you commit to sitting in front of your sewing machine, or tracing patterns, or cutting fabric, for one hour each day, then at the end of the week you will have some very well dressed kids. And a very proud mama too!

If you would like to know more about kcwc you can check out the kcwc faq page. You can also head to the elsie marley flickr group to check out creations from kcwc past or see all my posts on kcwc here.

So what are you waiting for? Sign up! How do you sign up?  Just leave a comment on this post telling me that you are in. Then go tell all your friends to sign up too! Spread the word on twitter, instagram, pinterest, tumblr with the #kcwc hashtag. Slap a button on your blog or on your facebook page. Link to this post and try to get all your facebook friends who sew to join too. I bet your mom would like to be invited. Last year I think there we had almost 700 people sign up. Can we make it to 800? 900? Now I’m starting to sound like a politician! Go knock on some doors for kcwc!

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644 Responses to kids clothes week fall 2012

  1. Misty Wright says:

    I am in!

  2. Julie says:

    I’m definitely in! I used to sew a lot for my kids, now I need to make time sewing for my grand daughters!

  3. Elke says:

    a bit late, but i’m in.

  4. Kate says:

    Count me in! Kids clothes have quickly become my most favorite thing to sew, even without any kids of my own yet…good thing there are plenty of other little ones in my life!

  5. Jen B says:

    Kiddo needs some new clothes, so I’m going to give it my best!

  6. Sarah robertson says:

    I am doin’ it!

  7. Amy says:

    I’m in! Hopefully this will give me a kick in the pants to dust off my books of patterns and start making something for my daughter!

  8. Ann Chronic says:

    I’m in! Now, what will I sew . . .

  9. Lorelei says:

    Sounds good! Count me in!

  10. Heidi says:

    I did as I promised and I shared this on my blog! :)

  11. Quigley says:

    (deep breathe)…I’m in(scared, nervous, SUPER EXCITED)
    cheers!

  12. Julie says:

    I’m in! I’ve got lots of projects on my to-do list, most of them kids-clothing. I just finished cutting fabric to get ready. :)

  13. yolanda says:

    I`m late but I`m in!

  14. Mia says:

    Hi! I would like to participate on this KCWC. This is my first time.
    Can I????
    thanks :)

  15. Miranda says:

    Yes, count me in.

  16. I forgot to comment before [woops], but i’m in! KCWC, please be kind to me… ;)

  17. katherine nott says:

    i will be joining in over at Sew Very Simple
    http://www.sewverysimple.blogspot.com

  18. Gret says:

    Mmmm, OK. I said it! I’m in too. A bit nervous about it, but I’ll give it a go. I’m such a procrastinator about kids clothes, this will be good for me and fun too I hope! :)

  19. I’m in. I’ll be sewing for my 4 year old daughter as my first blog posts at http://chickadeejess.blogspot.com/.

  20. Ms Midge says:

    Count me in too! My kids will be wrapt – I’m always making clothes for everyone else!

  21. […] I normally don’t sew clothes.  They intimidate me.  Well, more specifically, making clothes that fit me intimidates me.  Making clothes for kids, though?  That’s a whole different story.  I don’t have to worry about altering the pattern to account for my abnormal (according to pattern-makers) waist-to-hip ratio or figuring out how to do a full bust adjustment. […]

  22. Gillian says:

    I’m in!