This craft kit contains everything you need (except scissors) to hand sew your own upcycled aloe houseplant.
Included in this kit:
pre-cut fabric pieces
booklet with step-by step illustrated instructions
sewing clips
fabric scraps (for stuffing)
thread
hand sewing needle
pipe cleaner pieces
seam allowance guide
This is a beginner-friendly project.
The finished faux houseplant is approximately 10cm tall.
All fabric pieces are upcycled, so colours and fabrics may vary slightly depending on what I have available, but I will try to keep them as close as possible to those photographed.
Each kit is made-to-order, so please allow 3-5 days for me to make your kit.
Use discount code SOCIAL for 10% off when you order 3 or more sewing kits.
Please note that this kit is not a toy. The finished item is for decoration only and is not intended for children.
The leaf pieces and topsoil piece are cut from pre-loved hoodies and sweatshirts.
The plant pot pieces are cut from a vintage curtain, and the base soil piece (which won’t be seen once the plant is finished) is from a duvet cover. The fabric scraps are a mix of fabric pieces that are unusable as fabric but still perfectly good for stuffing.
The sewing clips, thread, and pipe cleaner pieces are pre-owned but unused, making them as good as new without the negative impacts of producing new materials.
The needles are brand new, sourced from a UK company, and will be able to be reused again and again.
The instructions are printed onto 100% recycled post-consumer waste paper and hand stitched together using pre-owned cotton embroidery thread which can easily be removed (and reused) so that the paper can be recycled.
The box is minimum 70% recycled. All other paper or cardboard inside the kit is either reused or 100% recycled.
All packaging is plastic-free.
Inside each kit is a small paper sachet of betonite clay. This is a plastic-free and naturally biodegradable alternative to silica gel. It is used to protect the material against moisture. If you wish, you can add it to the base of your plant.
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This craft kit contains everything you need (except scissors) to hand sew your own upcycled aloe houseplant.
Included in this kit:
pre-cut fabric pieces
booklet with step-by step illustrated instructions
sewing clips
fabric scraps (for stuffing)
thread
hand sewing needle
pipe cleaner pieces
seam allowance guide
This is a beginner-friendly project.
The finished faux houseplant is approximately 10cm tall.
All fabric pieces are upcycled, so colours and fabrics may vary slightly depending on what I have available, but I will try to keep them as close as possible to those photographed.
Each kit is made-to-order, so please allow 3-5 days for me to make your kit.
Use discount code SOCIAL for 10% off when you order 3 or more sewing kits.
Please note that this kit is not a toy. The finished item is for decoration only and is not intended for children.
The leaf pieces and topsoil piece are cut from pre-loved hoodies and sweatshirts.
The plant pot pieces are cut from a vintage curtain, and the base soil piece (which won’t be seen once the plant is finished) is from a duvet cover. The fabric scraps are a mix of fabric pieces that are unusable as fabric but still perfectly good for stuffing.
The sewing clips, thread, and pipe cleaner pieces are pre-owned but unused, making them as good as new without the negative impacts of producing new materials.
The needles are brand new, sourced from a UK company, and will be able to be reused again and again.
The instructions are printed onto 100% recycled post-consumer waste paper and hand stitched together using pre-owned cotton embroidery thread which can easily be removed (and reused) so that the paper can be recycled.
The box is minimum 70% recycled. All other paper or cardboard inside the kit is either reused or 100% recycled.
All packaging is plastic-free.
Inside each kit is a small paper sachet of betonite clay. This is a plastic-free and naturally biodegradable alternative to silica gel. It is used to protect the material against moisture. If you wish, you can add it to the base of your plant.
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