This is one of my favorite patterns and I just love making it for birthday or Christmas gifts. Sometimes I throw in a couple of stuffed animals and make it a vet bag instead of a doctor kit.
You can find this great pattern and many more in our store http://www.greenpatterns.biz/. Click here for the direct link.
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Showing posts with label doctor kit. Show all posts
Monday, November 14, 2011
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Happy Holidays
Although Christmas is just a few weeks away, there is still time to make some cute and thoughtful gifts for your loved ones.
In the spirit of giving, we'd like to offer our readers 20% off in our pattern shop on Etsy.
In the spirit of giving, we'd like to offer our readers 20% off in our pattern shop on Etsy.
Just head on over to the Boutique It Pattern Shop and enter the code HAPPYHOLIDAYS20 at check out.
Most of our patterns are beginner friendly and can be sewn in one afternoon (some in an hour)!
This discount also applies to our premade felt toys, softies, baby gifts, and anything else you might find in the shop.
Happy Crafting everyone!!!!
Friday, November 5, 2010
Featured on Very Berry Handmade
This morning a very special thanks goes out to Very Berry Handmade for featuring our Doctor Kit Pattern in her spotlight on Folksy Patterns. If you don't know already, Folksy is our newest venue for selling our patterns. It's pretty much a UK version of Etsy.
If you haven't seen this pattern before, I would like to tell you a couple of things about it. First it is so easy to sew. There are lots of pieces, which gives a big impact when you look at it, but it is truly a beginner pattern. Each piece is incredibly easy to put together. Secondly, this pattern really is a must have if you have toddlers/preschoolers to gift to. They LOVE this pattern. Belle, Maggie, and Kamille will actually spend hours playing with this Doctor Kit. I added some great elements you don't get in the cheap plastic kits, like bandages, splints for broken arms, a face mask, nurse's hat, and blood pressure cuff.
PRICE COMPARISON
On Amazon, the plastic kits range from $14.95 to $39.99 (For Melissa and Doug). They are full of small pieces that really aren't for toddlers (plus they get lost). I bought a plastic kit for Kamille last Christmas and the stethoscope was broken by the end of the day. Most of the pieces a lost or thrown away. For the same $15.00 you could as the plastic and cardboard kit, you could make the pattern kit with LOADS of extra pieces. You could probably make 2 kits for the same price. (And I only say that b/c the pattern is $6.00).
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