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A fashion design workshop that uses real fabric and no needles. Children trace the pattern boards, cut the textiles, and assemble finished outfits with double-sided tape — then dress three 25cm dolls that stand on their own wooden bases. Illustrated by Magali Attiogbé.
Paper fashion kits are flat and disposable. This one gives a child printed cottons, textured fabrics, ribbons, braids and beads — the actual materials of dressmaking — and a proper pattern to work from. The double-sided tape replaces stitching entirely, so a seven-year-old produces a three-dimensional garment on their first attempt rather than abandoning a needle in frustration.
What makes this more than a craft box is the sequence: choose a fabric, trace the pattern, cut, assemble, then decorate. That's how clothes are genuinely made, minus the sewing machine. Children who take to it start seeing garments as constructed objects rather than things that simply exist — which is the beginning of real design thinking.
Contains scissors, small parts and beads. Adult supervision recommended. Please follow the age guidance and warnings printed on the packaging.

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