~ ~ Ruches et Stuff: Pippa et Rascal-A Softie modèle gratuit! OK, I've failed. I can't figure out where to upload a pdf pattern so that you can all download it without having to sign up for something! Sooo.....we're just going to enjoy the pattern here on the blog for now until I get that set up. Here it is! I did as you all suggested and combined the two prototype foxes to make a perfect little fox, who I've name "Pippa" (no, not after that Pippa). As I was making them, I developed little personalities for them in my mind. (OK. Of course, "Rascal" can be a "Regina" and "Pippa" could be a "Peter", just choose a different fabric and it can be for a boy or girl! You could even make your own felt bows or bow ties for them. :o) Here's the how-to: · Print the pattern pieces at the bottom of the post and use them to cut out the instructed amount of pieces from your choice of fabric. · Place the felt pieces on desired areas and sew on with matching thread (be sure to match up the tail stripes!). · Turn right side out and press. · Turn right side out. All done!
The Universal Packing List Cat Toy Critters Tutoriel 1. Start out by sewing bird belly to one side of bird half and continue up and around over head until you reach the tail. 2. Continue on with the tail in position until the end, knot, then finish the other side of tail. 3. Now go back and finish sewing the other side of the bird belly. Plitvice, a watery paradise in Croatia In recent years, Croatia has changed from a relative unknown to one of the trendiest destinations in Europe. To a great extent this is due to the country's rocky littoral, which, washed by the Adriatic, is considered one of the most beautiful of the Mediterranean coastlines. Then there is the rich history and cultural heritage of medieval towns such as Dubrovnik, Split and Sibenik. Use the left and right arrow keys to view the images Plitvice Lakes National Park is in the Lika region of Croatia and lies in a plateau surrounded by three mountains, not far from the border with Bosnia The park is criss-crossed by a series of paths and trails that allow visitors to explore the area and observe the flora and fauna Although the park is best known for its lakes and waterfalls, it is home to a wide range of birds and animals Plitvice is the best known of the eight national parks of Croatia, a country where around ten per cent of the area enjoys some kind of protected status
Craftside: Polaire motif hérisson et le tutoriel du livre sauvage et merveilleux Polaires Animaux I predict that hedgehogs are the next hottest trend! Why? Because I am seeing them everywhere and I love them. Click on these great pages from Wild and Wonderful Fleece Animals: With Full-Size Patterns for 20 Cuddly Critters to enlarge and read the tutorial on how to sew a fleece hedgehog. Here are the hedgehog patterns: More about the book and patterns: Wild and Wonderful Fleece Animals: With Full-Size Patterns for 20 Cuddly Critters by Linda Carr Fleece is soft, warm, easy to work with, and simple to sew-requiring no lining or edge-finishing. New in paperback, this book provides easy step-by-step instruction to make a range of cuddly fleece creatures to keep or give away-in a variety of colors, textures, and patterns. Linda Carr designs toys, dolls, and kids' and doll clothing for Vogue patterns.
Places To Visit, Trip Planner, Travel & Vacation Ideas | Wanderfly Craftside: comment faire un rétro softie fauve du nouveau livre de poche Palm Softies Is this little fawn cute or what? I knew instantly when I started flipping through Palm-Size Softies: Patterns and Ideas for 44 Stuffed Pets and Dolls That Fit in the Palm of Your Hand this was going to be the first softie I was going to sew. The patterns and directions to make this retro fawn softie were so easy to work with and follow. First I made a copy of the patterns from Palm-Size Softies. Then I cut all the pieces out of fabric. All that was left to do was follow the sewing and assembly instructions (see below). Want to make one yourself? Assembly instructions: Accessorize your softie with faux fur and a pom pom nose. If you like this cute softie (or plushie) project and want more awesome designs and patterns, grab a copy of: by Hitomi Takahashi, Mikiko Matsui, Akemi Tsubo Packed with more than 40 unique, adorable projects,Palm-Size Softies shows you how easy it is to create some of the most stylish stuffed toys around.
Les noisettes de lapin de feutre Tutorial Periodically, people have trouble printing the pattern off from Scribd. Scribd told me a couple of years ago "This was a known issue that our development team has recently resolved. If you continue to encounter this issue, please let [us] know. " It appears that a few people are still not able to print so they have asked me to say that if you do have trouble please contact them directly so they can help you and/or email me at the address listed in my contact details, specify if you want A4 or US letter, and I'll send you the file asap. The Hazelnuts Felt Bunny This pattern is my attempt to recreate two felt bunnies my brother and I were given back in the early 1970s. A4 paper: Tutorial and pattern 464KB US letter: Tutorial and pattern 470KB 1. 2. The more accurate you are at cutting, the better the bunny will fit together. If you want extra embellishments on the bunny (see last step for one idea), do this now before sewing it up. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. Congratulations!
Tutoriel: comment reproduire un jouet en peluche | Pattern Free & Tutorial à CraftPassion.com Update: I made extra 3 as the giveaway prizes, click here to win it! I can’t help it, I replicated this cute tiger – I am a copy cat, omg!!! The origin of this tiger is a “limited edition” stuffed-toy mascot of a 100% Malaysian made Chinese New Year movie, “大日子- Woohoo!” I bought the last set from “Eu Yan Sang” (EYS), an Asia’s leading healthcare company specializes in Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). I showed this 5 little cute tigers to my nieces and nephews, they want them too but my kids wouldn’t let them go. What about the movie? This tutorial is meant to show you how to replicate a stuffed/plush toy for exceptional case , eg. replacement of your favorite plush toys which is no longer in production. Material you need to duplicate a plush toy: 1. Wrap the plush toy as flat as possible with white fabric and secure it with pins. Trace an outline along the seam line. How it looks from front view. Do the same for the bottom and other pieces if you have more than 2 parts. Mocking up.
joints à café de primitives. - Juste maîtres - à la main, fait main Всем привет! Хочу поделиться выкройкой и небольшим МК по созданию моих авторских котиков-примитивов. Прекрасно понимаю что ничего нового я не придумала, но надеюсь МК окажется полезен! Нам понадобится: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Выкройка Распечатываем выкройку, либо приложив листок бумаги аккуратно переводим с монитора (у меня нет принтера, потому я делаю именно так). P.S. Переносим выкройку на ткань... Выставляем на швейной машинке длину стежка на "1" и сострачиваем (либо сшиваем руками), участки выделенные пунктиром оставляем не зашитыми (через эти отверстия мы будем выворачивать и набивать)! Вырезаем детали ножницами зигзаг, либо обычными (в этом случае по всему периметру делаем надрезы не доходя до шва 0,2-0,3 см, на ровных участках меньше надрезов, а на сгибах побольше, это необходимо чтобы в местах выпуклостей ткань не морщило) оставляя припуски примерно 0,5 см В местах отмеченных красным делаем надрезы не доходя до шва 0,1 мм (прям в уголочки, осторожно не повредите шов)!!!
Softie Scotty chien - allsorts Finally I can show you something that I have actually made! Its been ages since I sewed my last softie, and cobwebs were growing on my pins and needles. But I was inspired by the lambkin made by Vicki, from the pattern she posted here, and I began to make one of my own. But somewhere along the line I finally got it, how you make a flat softie into one with two ears instead of one, four legs instead of two, and that will actually... gasp... stand up! He has two ears... And a cute little doggy tushie... Because this little guy makes me silly-happy, I want to share him with everyone! This pattern is now licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License. Click -->here<-- to download the pdf. Please note that since I like to sew with felt, there are no seam allowances included, so if you want to make yours from fabric, you'll need to add that. Please let me know if you make one, I'd love to see!
ikat sac: Tutoriels This is not the complete list of all the projects I have shared on this blog. Included in this list are only the more structured of the instructional posts. They are listed from the most recent (top) to the least recent (bottom). If you didn't find what you were looking for here, you might try using keywords to search the blog or select the "Tutorials" category in my sidebar. I always appreciate a link back to tutorials you have used. Here are resource and information posts - some are tutorials and some are lists of and links to useful things.
sac ikat In the previous post, we discussed open-ended straps and how they attached to bags. Today's post is all about closed-ended straps. Closed or finished straps have ends that are completely sewn up so there are no exposed raw edges. We will deconstruct four kinds of closed straps - The Simple Free StrapThe Adjustable Slide-and-Buckle StrapThe Corded Rouleau StrapThe Truly Reversible Integrated Loop Strap. Shudder. 1 The Simple Free Strap This strap is literally free-standing. Here is a method for making a closed strap with rounded ends. Both strap pieces are placed with their RS together and stitched around the perimeter of the interfacing, leaving most of one long side unsewn. and the entire strap turned RS out through that huge opening. Here are some other similar straps showing this edgestitching. This particular strap was paired with anchor pieces which were inserted into the top seam of the bag. but it can also be buttoned directly on to the fabric of the bag. The finished closed end:
Kitty Crochet One of the kids favorite things in their Christmas stockings this year was the quickest last minute gift ever… ok so I must admit it wasn’t quick later but… it was Christmas Eve and I was thinking of the things I didn’t get made for them that I’d wanted to. So on with it and enough rambling. I grabbed some cute scrapbook paper and cut out some “coupons” and wrote various things on them. One was for a special ice cream date with Daddy, one was for Mom to make something special for them, one was for a hug and tickle and snuggle (this one had no limit to the number of times it could be used.) Here is the finished revision with the free pattern. Pattern Crocheted with H hook and worsted weight yarn. Ears (2) Row 1: 4 sc in loop, tighten Row 2: 2sc, sc, 2sc, sc Row 3: 2sc, sc, sc (x2) sl to round off, finish off leaving a tail to sew to head Body Then *sc 2tog* x 3, finish stuffing, sew up Stitch eyes, mouth, and nose onto head and sew all pieces together.