What you need
Colorful felt fabrics
Matching thread
Needle
Fabric glue or hot glue gun
Pencil
Cotton or polyfill toy filling
Scissors
Instructions
Welcome to our DIY Easter Chick Sewing Pattern tutorial! Are you looking for a fun and easy sewing project to add some Easter cheer to your home? Look no further than this tutorial, which will show you how to make a cute and fluffy Easter chick that is perfect for beginners learning to hand sew.
Easter is a time of renewal and new beginnings, and what better way to celebrate than by creating your own decorations for your home. This tutorial is perfect for those who are just starting to learn how to sew, as it is easy to follow and requires minimal supplies. You will need a small amount of fabric, stuffing, and basic sewing supplies such as thread, needle, and scissors.
The process of creating this Easter chick is simple, you will be cutting out the pattern pieces and sewing them together to create the shape of the chick. You will also learn how to stuff the chick with the stuffing to give it a fluffy and cute look. The end result is a adorable and unique Easter decoration that will add a touch of Spring to your home.
This tutorial is perfect for those who want to add a personal touch to their Easter decorations, it’s also a great way to use up scraps of fabric you have at home. It’s a fun and easy project that can be completed in a few hours, and it’s a great way to spend some quality time with your children or grandchildren.
Here is the Chick Plushie Template
Download this template and print it onto A4 sized printer paper
Step -1:
Select yellow, orange, black and white-colored felt fabrics for the chick plushie. Trace the body bases and comb on yellow felt, trace the wings and round belly pattern on a slightly different shade of yellow, trace the legs and beak on orange felt, trace the 2 big circles on white felt, the 2 small circles on black and the other 2 small circles on pink felt fabric.
Step -2:
Grab any one of the body bases and glue the comb on the top end of the base. Glue the wings on both sides of the base, by keeping the most of the wings facing outwards.
Step – 3:
Grab the other body base and glue the round belly pattern in the middle of the bottom side of the base. This will be the front body part of the chick plushie.
Step – 4:
Attach the 2 small black circles on the 2 big white circles to craft the eyes. Attach the eyes, beak and the 2 pink blush patterns on the head part of the front body base.
Step – 5:
Attach the 2 leg patterns on the bottom side of the back body base (the one with the comb and wings attached).
Step – 6:
Now place the front body base on the top of the back body base by matching all sides nicely. Use a matching thread to stitch around the sides to join the 2 body bases. I did flat blanket stitch.
Step – 7:
Stitch around the whole side but keep a small opening for the stuffing. Use cotton to stuff the chick plushie through the small opening.
Step – 8:
Once the stuffing is complete stitch the open end to secure the stuffing. Tie a knot or 2 and then cut off extra thread.
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