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Round Ups sewing Becky 6 years agoApril 4, 2019

12 Shark Projects to Sew

I thought it would be kind of fun to find some fishy projects to go along with Shark Week. It’s not really a normal topic of quilts, but they are still cute and fun.

It’s fun to let loose and do something a little out of the box. Plus, they would make great kid presents, don’t you think?

Or maybe you have someone a little bit older who still loves sharks? Yup- I have one of those too!

12 Shark Project to Sew

What would you make for shark week?

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Becky

I'm the creator and designer behind Patchwork Posse. I will not deny fabric or an opportunity to turn on the sewing machine and sew. Learn. Create. Share. That's the theme this year! Glad you could join me. Follow me here: Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, YouTube

2 thoughts on “12 Shark Projects to Sew”

Heather Hasthorpe

October 3, 2014 3:31 am

Thanks for the shark tutorial. I made a pencil case for grandsons tenth birthday, and he thought it was great, but the mechanical pencils I put inside were really cool!

Lisa Stallings

April 17, 2019 9:49 am

I love the shark pencil pouch idea! Instead of using it as a pencil pouch I plan to eliminate the zipper and button eyes and stuff lightly as give as a squishy baby toy! The FINS will be made with fabric and kept thin and I will use stabilizer but not stuff. This will probably be a baby’s favorite parts for chewing as anything papery seems like a spot they are attracted to for chewing.
Thank You for a great tutorial! I love using my scraps!

Heather Hasthorpe
October 3, 2014 3:31 am
Thanks for the shark tutorial. I made a pencil case for grandsons tenth birthday, and he thought it was great, but the mechanical pencils I put inside were really cool!
Lisa Stallings
April 17, 2019 9:49 am
I love the shark pencil pouch idea! Instead of using it as a pencil pouch I plan to eliminate the zipper and button eyes and stuff lightly as give as a squishy baby toy! The FINS will be made with fabric and kept thin and I will use stabilizer but not stuff. This will probably be a baby’s favorite parts for chewing as anything papery seems like a spot they are attracted to for chewing.
Thank You for a great tutorial! I love using my scraps!