Kids cape pattern

Learn how to sew a cape with hood with this easy sewing project. This is a two- in- one cape sewing pattern, that is reversible.

Free Cape Pattern in 4 Sizes - Thread Riding Hood

It all started with "Superhero Princess Week" in pre-school. My daughter isn't a big princess fan, but I dutifully offered to make her a pri...

Let's help you be able to make a kids cape! Making a cape yourself is easy, and when the Halloween festivites are done, it can go into a dressing up box to be played with over and over.

I have a bunch of boys at my house. That puts me in the ideal position for designing boy patterns, doesn't it? I absolutely love it. The only problem though, is that my baby boys keep growing up! This little guy, for example, is turning three years old tomorrow! How can that be?! And he is all about superheroes right now. So with his superhero birthday coming up I thought it was absolutely vital for him to get a shiny new mommy-made cape. He is pleased! And you can be too because today we…

Let's help you be able to make a kids cape! Making a cape yourself is easy, and when the Halloween festivites are done, it can go into a dressing up box to be played with over and over.

This simple toddler cape sewing tutorial includes written instructions as well as video step-by-step details.

Easily make a superhero cape out of a square of fabric. Personalize with fun fabric patterns or your child's initial. These capes were so fun to create and they are a great accessory for kids who love pretending!

This Wednesday, moms and kids across the country will come together for a National Day of Action to ask our Senators to be superheroes for kids by supporting comprehensive chemicals reform. There will be events in several states where kids will be dressing up in red superhero capes.

This tutorial is for personal use only. Thank you. These capes are one of the girls' favorite things that we have yet made. I am not kidding when I say that this cape comes out everyday....and I won't let it be worn to school yet (it's still in the mid 80's here---and apparently I am a mean mom) so someone is waiting for the day that it will finally be cool enough that she can wear it to school. But I am glad that it is a keeper, because it was easy and cute. Here is the thing about this…