SCHOOL PROJECTS that were SEWN!

For Hailey's science project she made a giant "Cell" pillow, showing all the parts of a cell. Below she even had what was inside the cell. A+ work!

Seven year old Morgan presented her class with her "100" day pillow for her school project. She had to make something representing the hundredth day of school!

Jacquelyn had a cell project due too.  She made all the parts of cell, stuffed them, and then attached them to her t-shirt. Below, on the back of her tee she labeled the parts.  Another A+ job!

Jessica had to represent an author for the English Honor Society club while attending college in New York. She made this dress to represent the author, Jane Austin. They were so impressed with her work, she was chosen to be on a poster at her college, a copy is displayed in our Love To Sew Sewing Studio.

5th grader Nicole had to make the pistil part of a flower. So she created this craft from fabric showing the stigma, style, ovary, and seeds, which are all parts of the pistil.

Do you know that show, "Are you smarter than a 5th grader?" Well, in this case Nicole would have won because I had no idea what she was talking about when she showed me her science work to make this project!