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Bunny template<br />

enlarge by 150%<br />

Materials – for one bunny<br />

20cm wool felt or wool flannel fabric<br />

Scraps of printed cotton fabrics<br />

Vliesofix<br />

Pencil<br />

Scissors, pins, handle needle<br />

Sewing machine<br />

Sewing thread<br />

Iron<br />

Hobby fill<br />

Step 1 Using the template provided cut 2<br />

x bunny shapes from wool felt/flannel fabric.<br />

Using templates provided trace one of each ear<br />

shape and one heart onto the paper side of the<br />

Vliesofix then cut out leaving 1.5cm around all<br />

edges. Iron vliesofix shapes onto wrong side<br />

of the fabric scraps and cut out shapes. Peel<br />

backing paper off each shape and place on top<br />

of the front bunny shape as per the position on<br />

the template. To fuse shapes to bunny, press<br />

with a warm iron. Topstitch around the shapes,<br />

2-3mm from the edge. Tie off loose threads at<br />

the back of the fabric.<br />

Step 2 To make fabric pompom, cut a piece<br />

of cotton fabric 15cm long x 4cm wide. Using<br />

a long straight stitch, sew a straight line down<br />

the length of the fabric strip in the centre,<br />

leaving long tails of thread. Cut a fringe along<br />

the long edges of the fabric to a width of 4mm,<br />

stopping the cut 2mm from the stitching line.<br />

Gather the fabric by pulling on the long threads<br />

to make a pompom shape. Tie and knot threads<br />

to secure, still leaving threads long. Using the<br />

long threads, hand sew the pompom to the back<br />

bunny piece.<br />

Step 3 With wrong sides facing, pin the front<br />

and back bunny pieces together. Using a 5mm<br />

seam allowance, sew the two pieces together,<br />

leaving an 8cm opening along the bottom of the<br />

bunny for stuffing. Stuff the bunny with hobby fill<br />

to desired fullness.<br />

Hand sew or machine stitch opening closed. •<br />

Get Creative Quarterly Autumn 2012 105

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