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Thought I'd mock up some quick patterns for my husband to use at work if they decide to do sewing stuffs, and we settled on birds!

I made quite a few of these, and figured I would upload them here for you guys, too, because why not, right?

These are very, very simple patterns and projects. I haven't gotten to test them yet, but logically, they should work If you make a plush off of these, please do let me know, I'm super curious to see what they turn out like!

I would recommend making these out of felt, as it's cheap and very easy to work with. You should also hand sew these - there is very little seam allowance on them, because I had intended on doing a whip stitch around the outside, or a back stitch, but either way, my intention was for the sewing to be visible when completed (because it looks cute that way, IMO). You'll need a bit of batting or polyfill, too, but if you have an old pillow that you can cannibalize, there you go!

You can download these PDF's and print them - they have both the cutting and sewing instructions on them, too.

Cutting Directions
- Cut out pattern
- Cut 2x of body, wing, chest and beak

Sewing Directions
- Glue or stitch overlay pieces in place
- Sew around out edge with a whip stitch or your preferred way
- Leave a small gap to fill with stuffing
- Stuff
- Sew up opening

As always, please show me if you made anything from my tutorials. These would be a fantastic way of starting out, IMO, as they're small, easy, and fast :3

These are meant for non-commercial use only (i.e. making them for yourself/friends, not to sell) Please, please please respect my copyright, I would really appreciate it if you want me to keep making tutorials and patterns.

Description
Thought I'd mock up some quick patterns for my husband to use at work if they decide to do sewing stuffs, and we settled on birds!

I made quite a few of these, and figured I would upload them here for you guys, too, because why not, right?

These are very, very simple patterns and projects. I haven't gotten to test them yet, but logically, they should work If you make a plush off of these, please do let me know, I'm super curious to see what they turn out like!

I would recommend making these out of felt, as it's cheap and very easy to work with. You should also hand sew these - there is very little seam allowance on them, because I had intended on doing a whip stitch around the outside, or a back stitch, but either way, my intention was for the sewing to be visible when completed (because it looks cute that way, IMO). You'll need a bit of batting or polyfill, too, but if you have an old pillow that you can cannibalize, there you go!

You can download these PDF's and print them - they have both the cutting and sewing instructions on them, too.

Cutting Directions
- Cut out pattern
- Cut 2x of body, wing, chest and beak

Sewing Directions
- Glue or stitch overlay pieces in place
- Sew around out edge with a whip stitch or your preferred way
- Leave a small gap to fill with stuffing
- Stuff
- Sew up opening

As always, please show me if you made anything from my tutorials. These would be a fantastic way of starting out, IMO, as they're small, easy, and fast :3

These are meant for non-commercial use only (i.e. making them for yourself/friends, not to sell) Please, please please respect my copyright, I would really appreciate it if you want me to keep making tutorials and patterns.