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DRAW
A Sampler of Tiny Patterns
Letters, borders and repeated shapes turn sewing into a picture story.
Made roughly for 3–6By Mary Austin
Look closely
Can you find a shape that repeats? Trace its path with your finger.
There is no single right answer. Point, compare, guess and invent together.
Talk together
What do you notice?
Let the child set the pace. Pause where curiosity wakes and repeat the activity in a new way.
Continue offline
Invent a repeating border on paper.
Sources and rights
Source: The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Sampler by Mary Austin. Open Access, The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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