- fabric (plush),
- suede (for “eyes”, “beak” and “legs”),
- sketch paper,
- pencil,
- scissors,
- thick paper (for the “eyes”),
- sewing machine,
- needle and nylon thread,
- cotton wool,
- iron,
- white, orange and brown thread,
- denim (to create a “headdress”),
- beads (for “eyes”).
Creative process
1. Choose your fabric.
2. Sketch the toys. In this case, one of the “owls” is slightly smaller than the other.
3. Cut out the elements according to the dimensions of the sketch. First make blanks for the “little body”.
4. Prepare the “eyes”. Cut out 4 circles from thick paper.
5. Attach the circles to the front side of the future toy. Place smaller suede circles on top of the paper pieces.
6. Cut out the “beaks” and place them on the front side of the product.
7. Prepare the “paws” according to the pattern. Cut out 4 pieces.
8. Using a sewing machine, sew the outline of the products with a thread of a contrasting color.
9. Before sewing on the “eyes”, sew the contours of the “body” of all 4 fragments.
10. Machine sew a paper circle and a suede circle.In this case, nylon thread was used.
11. Sew the blanks for the “eyes” to the front side of the toy.
12. Sew beads on top of the blanks.
13. Sew on the beaks.
14. Sew on the “legs”. To do this, fold the parts of the toy with the right sides facing inward. Place the “paws” on the side where the “eyes” are located so that the underside of the “paws” “looks” at you.
15. Sew and turn the items inside out. Narrow places are easier to turn out with a pencil.
16. Fill each of the toys with cotton wool.
17. Sew the product until the end using nylon thread.
18. Make an unusual “headdress” for one of the “owls”. Cut a rectangle out of denim.
19. Press the edges of the fabric with an iron and sew each fold. You should end up with two parallel lines.
20. Cut another piece of fabric, but longer than the previous one. Finish the edge by hand.
21. Sew two pieces.
22. Sew the “headdress” directly to the toy.
