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Easy Owl (From Recycled Sweaters)

Easy Owl (From Recycled Sweaters)
Who...Who....an owl from old sweaters, that's WHO!
 
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Step 1Materials & Pattern

Materials & Pattern
You will need: pins, scissors, sewing machine, felt, 2 - 3 old sweaters, old  flat pillows, paper for pattern, pen, needle, thread.

Using an old grocery bag, I cut out the shape of an owl. To get the shape even, fold the paper in half and then cut. I've shown the dimensions on a standard grid.

Cut:
2 Bodies & one bust (Body minus the head - This is only if you want the front to look different)
2 Eye liners (Any shape you wish...make your owl special)
2 eyes
4 feet
2 wings
1 beak

If you are using a stretchy/velvety material, you will need to make 2 additional bodies out of something like an old dress shirt, or pillow case to sew the stretchy material to. This keeps it from moving while you sew.

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5 comments
May 23, 2010. 12:12 PMmerijnvw says:
nice!
Jan 10, 2010. 4:34 AMAriadne Cantara says:
What's his name? He is a real sweetheart!
Oct 12, 2009. 2:42 PMFaynilla says:
you could also get the fusible interfacing form craft stores so the fabric doesnt stretch or move as you sew.
Oct 11, 2009. 1:43 PMjessyratfink says:
This is just too cute! I love the eyes! :D

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