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Es ist soweit! Der Puppenlöwenzahn ist da! Das Freebook beinhaltet das Schnittmuster in fünf verschiedenen Größen für Puppen von 25 cm bis 50 cm sowie eine ausführliche Nähanleitung. Du kannst den Puppenlöwenzahn in vielen Varianten nähen, als kurze oder lange Löwenzahnhose, mit optionaler Brusttasche und mit verschiedenen Trägervarianten.

MAKE your own friendly RABBIT & RACCOON that will add personality to any nursery or a kid’s room. If you do not have a lot of sewing experience, easy to follow step-by-step instructions will guide you through it. This is a DIGITAL DOWNLOAD, NOT a physical product! Does NOT include sewing materials! It includes: 2 PDF - Step-by-step instructions with pictures and material list (rabbit + raccoon) 2 PDF - Patterns (rabbit + raccoon) This is a full-scale pattern so you do not need to enlarge it. Print pattern directly on US Letter (8.5” x 11”) or A4 paper. Before printing, select Actual Size in the printing size options. If you keep the option on Fit, it would print a little bit smaller. Sewing machine is recommended, however, you can sew the animal head by hand as well. Approximate size of the finished Rabbit head: 8” wide x 15” high x 7” deep Raccoon head: 11” wide x 11” high x 11” deep Any questions? Please don't hesitate to ask! Items made using this pattern are for personal use only. Sale of a head based on this pattern, re-sale and distribution of pattern pieces and/or instructions are expressly prohibited. By purchasing this pattern you agree to the terms and conditions. © Akasito. Please do not sell or distribute this pattern. Delivery of this digital product is automated. You will receive an immediate download link once payment has been processed. If you have problems with the download, please contact me. You may also access the purchased files through You - Purchases & Reviews in your Etsy account. Refunds and Exchanges Once digital files have been sent and downloaded, I cannot accept refund requests or exchanges. Make sure you read the digital item descriptions carefully before ordering.

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Tiny Dolls is an ideal project for beginners! The doll can be made with any of the 3 different hair styles included in the pattern. The doll has a headband! Finished size: 17cm (about 7″) This PDF pattern has 17 pages – 12 pages including photos illustrating each step, detailed instructions (English language), plus 5 pages of full sized pattern templates which you must print on letter (A4) paper and cut out. ______________________ Instant download! THIS PRODUCT IS FOR SEWING PATTERNS PDF, NOT THE FINISHED PRODUCTS and please note that this is a non-refundable item! You might need a PDF reader such as Adobe (can be downloaded for free from their website) to open the files. You can sell the items you made from my patterns. Please credit @natapatterns in your written description. You are, however, not allowed to reproduce the pattern & instructions in part or in full or in any other form to sell or distribute. _______________________ Thank you for your purchase. Please email me at [email protected] if you have any questions. Check out all my PDF patterns for lots of other cute baby gifts and toys to sew.

Learn some fun new techniques with this level 3 Learn to Sew pattern. McCall's M8325 sewing pattern was released in 2022. ZZ for sizes large (16-18), x-large (20-22) and XXL (24-26). Suggested fabrics are lawn, cotton blends, challis, and dotted swiss. This listing is for the pattern, only. This pattern was purchased NEW and is UNCUT, with original factory folds. The paper envelope has small wrinkles, may be torn, or have obvious signs of shelf wear, as most of my patterns come from retail stores. The pattern envelope in the photo may not be the pattern envelope you receive, as I generally stock multiple copies, and restock patterns as they sell, without posting new photographs. Major pattern maker sizing is different from U.S. retail ready-to-wear sizing, especially in misses and women's clothing. Use your actual measurements to determine to correct size to purchase. Most pattern manufacturers have help lines, which you can call for assistance with sizing, questions about the instructions, and specific information about the garment details. I do not represent the pattern makers in any way, and (unfortunately) have not sewn these patterns myself. If you receive your order and discover it is not as represented, please contact me through Etsy, so I can make it right. I make every effort to get orders to the post office within 1 business day. Shipping generally runs 4 to 7 days, barring major weather events or pandemics. Please double check your mailing address before ordering. Once you place the order, that address is the one that will print on the mailing label, and a wrong zip code, or house number, may cause your package to go astray. In the event that your mailing address has not been entered correctly, and your package is returned to me, re-shipping costs must be paid by the buyer, even if the buyer initially earned free shipping.

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Need help? Looking for some tip or trick advice? You are on a right place. How to start your work All our patterns start with the following instruction: We work with single crochet (SC), use slip stitch (Sl St) to join the rows. Start each row with two chain stitches (Ch) – (do not count the chain stitches into the total count of stitches) – and finish each row with slip stitch. Of course this is not the only way how to make the toys by our patterns. You can also work in endless rows WITHOUT starting each row with two chains and joining rows with splip stitch - just keep working and keep track of the row count by using some marker. You can both use some plastic marker to mark beginning of your row or you can just simply use short string of different color and keep moving it as you start new row. Moving legs and arms Wondering how to sew on the legs and amrs to your crocheted toy so it would move? You can either buy some special joints for teddy bears and dolls or you can use ordinary buttons with two holes (which you can see in the picture of the teddy on left). Use longer needle and strong thread - you can double it to make sure it would not break. As you can see in the picture on right, you go from left to right in following way: Start on the back of the button go to the front and back through the other hole, than go through the arm (or leg), through the body, through the other arm (leg), through the other button and back through the other hole in the second button and back through the arm (leg), body, and arm (leg). Try to go both ways through the same places on arms (legs) and body. When you have the thread back under the first button, tighten the thread, tie the thread ends at least three times and cut off at the edge of the button. How to make loops e.g. for the "Bigger" Sheep You can crochet the body and mop of hair for head of hte Sheep either from some shaggy wool or you can use make it in simple SC. Than the body will not have loops but it will be still nice :-)... or YOU CAN MAKE THE LOOP STITCH. It is not too difficult. Below you will find the description how to do it. Later in a day or two we will also upload a video instruction in English. So Good Luck! Stick the hook into the stitch. Use the index finger of your left hand – put the wool around it (from back to front) so there is a small loop on the finger. Then using the hook (placed behind both lines of the wool from left) pull both lines on the wool through the stitch, freely – do not tighten it too much – there is still the loop of wool on your index finger. Finish the single crochet stitch with the loop on your index finger. Then place the hook into the next stitch, take the finger out of the loop, and continue in this next stitch in the same way. If it is too difficult to do it over the finger, you can use the pencil (it is the same, just place the pencil into the loop and take it out when the loop stitch is finished and continue in the next stitch) – the loop made with the pencil will be probably little smaller than with finger. Also, when you get some more skill making the loop stitches, you can take the finger out of the loop before finishing the stitch completely and by pulling a little the loose end of the wool you can adjust its size. NOTE: Do not forget, that you make the loops in rounds (e.g. body of the sheep) they are created on the inner side, so at some point you will have to turn the body inside out. How to make a pom-pom Some of our patterns use pom-poms - usually to decorate the tips of the hat. However not everybody is familiar with how to make one at home. We prepared little photo-tutorial on how to make a pom-pom at home with very little effort and only simple tool. First of all you have to decide how big the pom-pom should be (always make the pom-pom as the last part of a hat so you can judge the size). Take a piece of hard paper or cardboard and cut two the same rings. The easiest way is to use a pair of compasses but you can also use something round and draw the circle around it. Cut the ring with a whole in the centre. The distance between the outer and inner edges -A- will determine how long the strings of the pom-pom will be (how big the pom-pom is going to be). The diameter of the inner hole -B- will influence the thickness of the pom-pom (bigger diameter = longer radius of the ring = more wool which can fit on the ring). Also if you make the hole small it will be difficult to draw the wool through. Put the rings on each other and work them around together. If you have a big ball of wool, just cut some and wrap it round by round both layers (both rings) around the ring. If it happens that you cut too short piece of wool, just cut another and add it to the ring and keep wrapping. Don't attach the new string or try to make a knot to join it with the fist string, just add it and continue with your work. Later you will cut the longer strings. When you finish wrapping around you can cut the wool. As you can see in the picture on left, there might be some little sports between the strings. It does not matter. As long as you have almost all place covered, it is fine. So, make a little space on one place (push the strings forwards a little) as in the picture on right. In the next picture you can see why it was important to have two rings placed on each other. Stuck a tip of scissors in between the two paper rings and start cutting the wool. Be careful the separated pieces of wool might fall away from the ring and we do not want this yet. Cut the whole ring around. When you are done cutting take a string - you can use the wool you made the pom-pom from but it is better to take some stronger thread. Put it in between the two paper rings and carefully keep tightenning all the way until you tight the separated strings together and make a knot. It should be fasten enough so the separated pieces of wool would not loosen from the pom-pom. The finished pom-pom look a bit uneven but we will correct it in a minute. First you have to take the cardboard or paper rings down. You can cut the paper and take it away but maybe you would like to use the pattern again or make more pom-poms of the same size so just carefully pull off each piece to the side. Using your fingers adjust the shape of the pom-pom and if there are any longer strings, simply cut them with scissors away. Of course sometimes it happens that the separated strings are not tightened enough and keep falling from the pom-pom. Well - just make another one and tighten the string in the center (before taking the paper rings off) more carefully. You can use any color you wish. You can also take two strings of wool of various colors and wrap them around the ring. Then you get two-colored pom-pom as the teddy below is wearing.