
This master class will teach how to sew a toy Dolly of sheep from the felt with her own hands.
Materials and tools:
- felt (gray, white, beige, black, green, red),
- eyes and nose (piercing),
- sewing thread (gray, white, beige, black),
- synthetic fluff,
- bell.
Method of manufacture peresimite pattern. For the convenience of cutting, so that the pattern does not move, pin it to half-folded gray felt.
Carve out two details.
Separate the head from the pattern and cut out the blank from the beige felt for the head. From the white felt cut out the tail, and at the bottom of the tail leave a stock of 1 cm.
Cut a head pattern, make a hair out of white felt, from a black nose.
You can start to collect a toy. On one of the main blanks (gray), apply a pattern to determine the position of the head.
Top your nose and hair.
Glue the head first, then the nose and hair. You can use the glue for this moment.
Cut the legs of the workpiece (only one, the second leave with the feet).
With a white thread sew the outline of the head, with a black thread - the contour of the nose (with a "forward needle" seam or a hint, it is also called that). Mark a smile and a place to set eyes.
Sew a smile with a black thread.
Use a pair of scissors or an awl for the eyes. Install penetrating eyes.
From the wrong side, strengthen your eyes by putting onclamping rings, which are sometimes attached to the eyes. If there are no such rings, a layer of glue can be applied from the back side around the pin with a hot-melt gun. Or simply wrap the pin with a thick layer of thread, because it has a thread, and the threads will not disappear anywhere.
Eyes hold tight. Now make a few stitches with a black thread, depicting the eyelashes. The front part of the sheep is ready, put it aside while away, and take care of the back part.
From the beige felt cut out your legs. Provide a small allowance at the top of the legs.
Cut out the hooves from the black felt. Legs with hoofs and tail are glued to the base.
Top the front of the toy.
Kick both parts with pins.
The edges are sewn with a gray thread with a n-shaped seam, the area near the legs is sewn with a stitch suture "forward the needle". Do not stitch the head.
Through a non-sewn site, fill the sheep with synthetic fluff.
Now, with a beige thread, sew both parts of the head, sew along the contour of the legs and tail.
Sew a bell to your head.
To complement the romantic image of the lamb, I decided to make a flower for her. From a green felt cut out a stem with a leaf, from a red flower.
Black thread sewed the flower to the stem, making several intersecting stitches in the middle.
She sewed the flower to the sheep, as if she were holding it in her mouth. It seems everything is ready.
Looking at the lamb, I could not understand for a long time that init is not so. And then it dawned on me! She has a wrong, not ovine, nose. It would seem that this is a toy, and it can have any kind of nose. But I like to do everything right, so, having admired my creation and sighed, I kicked my nose.
I installed a small punching spout on the sheep (the pin stayed inside the toy, I strengthened it through the hole left after I whipped the previous nose).
It remains to change the face a little, sewing the second part of the smile. So, in my opinion, it is better.
Very nice and kind sheep turned out. I'll call her Dolly.
Master class from Milena