I'm adding the final touches to my panda! A few more stitches here and there, maybe some accessories, maybe a tee-shirt... Here's a picture of my panda at the moment. Can't wait till it's finished!
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Any Ideas?
I've just put the finishing touches on my panda and panda pattern. After I post it, I have no idea what to make next! Does anyone have any ideas?
Just post your ideas in the comments, and I'll give you credit for the idea if I use it!
Panda Sewing Pattern: Coming Soon!
If you want to know where I got my idea for this panda, go to this link: http://goodsie.com/store/dollsanddaydreams/panda-sewing-pattern
The idea is from that panda, so I'm giving the person who made it some credit.
Free Ladybug Pattern
Here's instructions and a link for my first sewing pattern: a ladybug! It's really simple, and a great project for any kid who wants to learn how to sew. You can use either a sewing machine or your hands and a needle. Both work. In the picture, the yellow one is hand stitched and the turquoise one was made with a sewing machine. The picture proves that you can use both!
I'd also like to say that you don't have to use a normal ladybugs' color patterns. Who has ever seen a turquoise ladybug with lime green spots?
I'd also like to say that you don't have to use a normal ladybugs' color patterns. Who has ever seen a turquoise ladybug with lime green spots?
Ladybug Pattern Instructions
Materials:
- Two colors of fabric
- Thread
- Needle
- Scissors
- Pins
- Polyester Fiberfill ("Stuffing")
Step 1: Cut out all of the pattern pieces
Step 2: Sew the head to the body
Step 3: Sew a line down the middle of the body
Step 4: Sew the dots to the body
Step 5: Sew the two bodies together with right sides together
Step 6: Turn inside out and stuff
Step 7: Sew the opening closed
You're finished!
Here's a link to the pattern: Free Ladybug Pattern
Enjoy!
Sewing Savvy
I have just created this website to show my sewing projects. I love to sew, and my bedroom is full of little critters I have made. Most of my critters are made from professional patterns that I find on the internet. Then I decided to make my own patterns, where I didn't have to give credit to someone else. (Not that I mind!) I started simple with my ladybug pattern, and am hoping to post my pattern for a panda very soon. (It just needs a few finishing touches!) Enjoy my blog!
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