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Tools include
- Sewing machine
- free form embroidery foot
- Scissors for paper and fabric
- pins
- needle for hand stitching
- Knitting needle
Material
- Green and White polar fleece
- green, white, black thread
- Headband, adhesive, metal nuts
- Strong magnet
Download and print the pattern here:
Step 2: Cut the pieces
From the brain slug pattern
You will need 3 of the body pieces, 4 antenna pieces, 1 underbelly and one pocket piece all in green.
You will also need one eye in white.
I used a rotary cutter along with fabric scissors to get the pieces.
Step 3: Make the Eye
On the white fleece, mark the center.
Using black thread.
If you have a free form embroidery foot fill in a small round area a little over a quarter of an inch in diameter at the point you marked. If there is still white showing, colour in with a black felt tipper marker.
Using white thread.
Pin the eye to the middle of the right side of one green body piece then sew it in place getting as close to the edge of the white as possible.
Step 4: Make the antennae
Pin 2 antenna pieces together with the right sides facing.
With you machine needle set to the center position use the right side of the foot along the edge, stitch along the long edge, around the bulb then back along the other edge. be sure to leave the bottom open and remember to lock the ends of the stitching.
You will need your knitting needle for the next bit!
Do not trim the seems and fold the antennae right side out.















































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This is soo cool! I'm a beginner (like newborn baby beginner) and I decided to buy a sewing machine after seeing so many of these cool projects. My only confusions stems around the last stitch that makes it look like a Pac-Man ghost. Is this only one stitch or a few? What exactly is a loop stitch?
That should have read hand stitch. this is a series of overhand loops to close the opening using a needle and thread. I hope that this helps.
This is the best Halloween costume because it doesn't require a full outfit.
Totally awesome! You look the part!
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LOVE it!!
Thanks. I still have fun wearing this around the house. Today I actually forgot and went outside before I realized what I was doing... I guess I am one cat away from crazy...
Omg, I love this! So cute!
I'm happy to see that people are liking this!
Cute :D Pattern is awesome!
Thanks. Creating that was almost as much fun as hiding the slug around the house
Thanks! Seemed totally logical...