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Odd Bird Ornament Pattern
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Novice
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SewingType:
OtherSkill Level:
Novice
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Sew and stay on a drawn line
- Hand sewing
- Use a drill
Pattern Description:
This Odd Bird Ornament pattern is an original design, inspired by the Frankenweenie characters and is approximately 8 inches long without the stand.
Made from Quilters Muslin, this is a small and very simple pattern to make up.
The eyes, crop & beak are the only needlesculpted parts, with full instructions for needlesculpting, photo's and diagrams to show you how.
If you love the Frankenweenie characters or Goth look, you will love making this pattern up. Make it for Halloween as a gift! Make one for yourself! Make one to sell in a stall! Make a pair!
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- approx 8 inches long plus stand
Materials:
- Small amount Quilters Muslin
- Prismacolour Pencils Red, Black,Cream
- Pencil
- Black & White thread
- Pigma Micron Pen Tan, or copper Gel pen.
- 2 black beads 1.5mm
- Sticky glue or glue gun
- small branch
- Large cork - or similar stand with a hole to fit the branch.
You Will Also Need:
- Stuffing
- Heamostats
- Scissors, needles & black & white thread
- Sewing machine
Odd Bird Ornament Pattern
$8.50
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About the Designer
Wife, mother, grandmother, Community Worker working with people with disabilities, and a longstanding interest in fabric , design and dolls.
Educated in pattern design, art studies, and interest and a little training in people and personalities.
My interest in cloth dollmaking has grown into a passion for this art form and I now design my own patterns and teach classes and workshops, ...
Wife, mother, grandmother, Community Worker working with people with disabilities, and a longstanding interest in fabric , design and dolls.
Educated in pattern design, art studies, and interest and a little training in people and personalities.
My interest in cloth dollmaking has grown into a passion for this art form and I now design my own patterns and teach classes and workshops, both online with Fabric Addictions as well as locally, and recently invited to be an assistant coordinator on Cloth Doll Artistry's Cloth doll Studio.
My special interest is in needle sculpting, making expressive faces to show character & attitude.
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