Welcome to Peek-a-boo Pages! I’m Amy Hindman – Pattern Designer, Blogger, Wife, and Mommy.
My husband and I were married in 2008 in the Salt Lake Temple. We have four children: Anne, Will, Levi, and Jack. I’m originally from Seattle and love the Northwest. We live in rural Eastern Oregon and love it!
When I’m not busy with family & household responsibilities, sewing, blogging, etc, I love to run, snow ski, water ski, travel, visit family, and read.
In 2010, when Anne was a baby, I started blogging at NaptimeCrafters.com. Blogging eventually led me to start Peek-a-Boo Pattern Shop – where I focus on developing PDF Sewing Patterns for babies, kids, and adults. My love of sewing led me to sell fabric, which can be found at KnitFabric.com. Naptime Crafters became Peek-a-Boo Pages in 2015.
At Peek-a-Boo Pages, you’ll find the best of all things DIY, free tutorials and patterns, and sew-alongs. Don’t forget to check out the sewing patterns at Peek-a-Boo Pattern Shop and fabric at KnitFabric.com.
What’s the best pattern you have for making adult Jeggings
Hi Amy, I have made 3, car seat covers and the pattern and directions were very easy to follow. I would like to share a picture of two of them, you will see that I put my zipper in different then yours mine doesn’t go all the way to the end I left about 4″ space from the bottom that way the cover will stay on the seat and you can still get the baby out very easy.. Thank you very much for the pattern.
Hi Amy, This is my first attempt at one of your patterns, and I am working on the Denali shirt. I printed that pattern and it lined up perfectly and the 2″ did correspond to 2″ on the ruler. My problem is 1) is the front top supposed to be shorter than the back top? 2) are the two front pieces supposed to meet in the middle? My tops are off about 1/2″ inch and there is about 3/4″ between the two front pieces. I can easily adjust and recut if need be as I did purchase extra material. I have the shoulders sewn together but hate to continue until I know for sure. Thanks, and I might say I love your patterns.
I just bought the Tunic Astoria pattern.
I try to do the Cowl Neck and I don’t understand the explanation level 16 and (Sew the cowl to the neckline.)
Is it possible to have a video of how to do or an tutorail anywhers?
I cannot get to your Olaf tutorial with the link from the pattern. I already cut my pieces of patter and fabric
Hi,
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Regards
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Having a hard time printing pattern pdf
I gave my email & signed up for the newsletter & cant get the Free pee pee tee pee pattern!
Thank you so much for being standup humans and providing the isolation gown pattern for free. I am a family physician in British Columbia and we are facing the reality that our disposable gown supply is dwindling. I was searching the internet and found your pattern which is dead simple (instead of velcro, I extended the neck bias tape to each side to make neck ties, and instead of elastics, I popped the cuffs and waistbands off my growing kids’ hoodies to act as wrist bands). We are using water repellant curtains from Walmart for the fronts and arms, and material from sheets for the back. My mother in law is making bias tape out of old curtains. Community effort and it started with you in Oregon! Thanks from your Canadian neighbours!!
Thank you for your isolation gown pattern. I made a gown out of all the discarded fabric the OR’s at our hospital pitch. I used the ends of my workout socks for the cuffs. Would love to send you a picture. Again, thank you.
Your instructions on page 3 of the classic tie pattern says that to make a skinny tie you need to print pages 16-25 but actually unless you are making a extra small skinny tie I believe you also need page 15. Now that I have that figured out I am anxious to get started.
Hi there, my pattern wont print off in PDF form, is there any other way of getting it please?
Amy
I am trying to download the instructions for your Ironing board/shelf unit but my computer malware keeps blocking it, no matter what I try. Is there another way to get the tutorial for it?
Thank you