Best Learn to Sew Kit
Craft-tastic Learn to Sew Kit
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Learning to sew couldn't be easier than with this beginner sewing kit, which includes an instruction booklet to teach kids the basics of the craft (including different types of stitches!). They'll learn to make a total of seven different cool projects, including a headband, a stuffie, a phone case and more. Ages 6–15
Best Beginner Sewing Kit
ALEX Toys My First Sewing Kit
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With nearly 3,000 reviews on Amazon, this handy kit includes all the sewing essentials you need (like pins, needles, buttons, and embroidery floss) and is great for introducing the little ones to the basics of sewing — especially as illustrated, step-by-step instructions make learning so easy. Ages 7–12
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Four Seasons Crafting Kids Sewing Kit and Animal Crafts
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Credit: AmazonKids will love making adorable zoo animals with this creative jungle-themed sewing kit, which includes both plastic and metal sewing needles as well as stitching thread, pre-cut felt animals, stuffing and easy-to-follow instructions. Ages 7+
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Best Sewing Kit for Young Kids
Galt First Sewing Kit for Kids
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Looking for something a little easier (and safer) for the younger kids? This one simply calls for the little ones to stitch pre-punched foam pieces together using cord and plastic bodkins (instead of real needles and thread), and even comes with fun stick-on gems to decorate. Ages 5–10
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Best Sewing Kit for Preschoolers
LittleExplorersPlay Burlap Kids Sewing Kit
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This one from Etsy is another great kit for younger children, as it has kids sewing on burlap fabric held securely in place by an embroidery hoop. Using safe plastic needles and colorful yarn, they'll easily learn the concept of sewing to make simple yet creative art. Ages 4+
CraftLab Little Monsters Beginners Sewing Craft Kit for Kids
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For crafty monster-themed fun that will keep the children entertained for hours, this unique kit includes all the sewing essentials your child needs to create little adorable stuffed monsters (including one wallet/phone case). Ages 7–12
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Best Pillow Sewing Kit
Klutz Sew Your Own Furry Llama Pillow Kit
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For older kids with more experience, this kit teaches advanced sewing techniques (such as working with patterns) to make their own adorable llama plush pillow. The best part is that your kid can completely customize their llama by choosing from a variety of facial expressions and accessories! Ages 10–13
Best Stuffed Animal Sewing Kit
FromLofttoLoved Sew Me Up Hedgehog & Hoglet Kit
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Let your child bring their own stuffed animals to life with this simple yet fun kit from Etsy, which includes pre-made mother and baby hedgehog bodies. All they'll need to do is stitch the creatures together using a plastic needle, thread and stuffing! Ages 6+
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ARTIKA Unicorn Sewing Kit for Kids
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Klutz Sew Mini Treats
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Who wouldn't want to sew their own mini cupcake? With this unique craft kit, kids can sew over 18 different food plushies that they can stitch, stuff, then customize with adorable faces and toppings. Just make sure to accompany the activity with real yummy snacks! Ages 10–15
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WildflowerToys Unicorn Craft Sewing Kit for Kids
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Creativity for Kids Designed by You Fashion Studio
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For kids looking for a more unique and creative sewing activity, this one lets them fulfill their dream of becoming a fashion designer. Using real sewing tools, they'll learn to drape, pin and sew garments — but also sketch designs and apply fun embellishments! Ages 9+

Hannah Jeon is an Associate Commerce Editor at Prevention, where she covers expert-driven commerce content for all things health, beauty, and wellness. Previously the Editorial Assistant at Good Housekeeping, she earned her bachelor’s degree in creative writing and psychology from Johns Hopkins University. When she’s not on the hunt for all the best products online, you can often find her trying out new food spots in New York City or clicking away behind a camera.
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