Quick answer

If your child wants a quick, decorative project that builds confidence with binding and bias tape, start with the Pennant Banner Sewing Kit. If they need a practical, repeatable pattern for everyday use, the Drawstring Bag Sewing Kit is the better choice.

Why the project type matters for skill building

The Pennant Banner Sewing Kit focuses on festive decor and teaches working with bias tape—a skill that transfers to garments and quilting. The Drawstring Bag Sewing Kit centers on a functional item you can reuse, reinforcing straight seams and gathering.

Both kits are beginner-friendly, but the banner yields a one-time decoration, while the bag kit makes two identical bags—great for practicing repetition.

Trade-offs to consider

  • Takeaway: Choose banner for bias tape practice; choose bag for practical repeat sewing.
  • Number of items: Banner makes one decorative pennant; bag makes two identical drawstring bags.
  • Project speed: Banner can be finished in one sitting; bag may take two sessions. If your child prefers instant gratification, the banner gives a faster win.

Product facts at a glance

  • Pennant Banner Sewing Kit: Includes (2) coordinating fabrics, bias tape, detailed instructions, and is perfect for beginners and confident beginners. Your child learns to handle bias tape in a low-pressure project that celebrates any occasion.

    Pennant Banner Sewing Kit

    Pennant Banner Sewing Kit

  • Drawstring Bag Sewing Kit - Makes 2 Bags: Makes 2 drawstring bags with step-by-step instructions and a full video, suitable for beginners and seasoned makers alike. The video guidance and repeatable pattern builds sewing confidence and yields two useful bags for gifts or organization.

    Drawstring Bag Sewing Kit - Makes 2 Bags

    Drawstring Bag Sewing Kit - Makes 2 Bags

Which kit fits your child?

Best for

  • Kids who want a quick, decorative project to celebrate a holiday or event
  • Children who need to practice working with bias tape in a forgiving project

Not ideal for

  • Kids who need a practical, everyday item they can use repeatedly
  • Children who prefer a project with video guidance over written instructions only