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Luke and Lily Duck Pattern

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Category:

Sewing

Type:

Toy

Item:

Animal

Skill Level:

Beginner

Basic Skills Necessary:

Sew a straigth stitch on your sewing machine.
Baste.
Ladder stitch.
Topstitch.
Sew a dart.

Pattern Description:

Luke and Lily are soft, cuddly ducks. They're ready to attend your next tea party or snuggle up for a bedtime story. Luke is dapper in his necktie and Lily looks so pretty with her big bow. This pair is fun and easy to sew, too!

This sewing pattern guides you through making Luke and Lily Duck with step-by-step photos and easy to understand instructions. If you've sewn a few projects before you'll be able to sew these ducks. The pattern templates are full-sized and ready for you to print at home and the instructions are straightforward. The finished ducks are is 10" tall.

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You can sell items made from this pattern as long as you follow these regulations:

1. Keep a copy of your receipt as proof of purchase.
2. The items cannot be mass-produced. They must be made by hand, one at a time.
3. Items must be made only by the individual who purchased the pattern.
4. Credit is given to Abby Glassenberg as the pattern designer on a tag affixed to each item and, if selling online, the listing (on Etsy, etc.) must contain a direct link to where the pattern can be purchased.
5. You may make alterations to the pattern, but you must still link to the original pattern and credit Abby Glassenberg on the item's tags and listings.

Thank you!

Sizing / Finished Measurements:

The finished duck is 10 inches tall x 5 inches wide.

Materials:

1/2 yard of white minky or fleece
1/4 yard of yellow minky or fleece
1/4 yard of blue polka dotted quilting cotton for the necktie OR a scrap of pink striped quilting cotton for the bow
coordinating thread
fiberfill stuffing
scraps of black and white felt for the eyes
white embroidery floss for the highlights on the eyes
optional: poly pellets, the foot of an old pair of pantyhose, pin back or safety pin

You Will Also Need:

hand sewing needle
embroidery needle
stuffing tool such as a chopstick or hemostats
scissors for fabric
pins
chalk or a disappearing fabric marker
optional: craft knife for cutting slits in the fabric and craft glue for the eyes