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Free Tutorial: Circus Finger Puppets- Set 6

October 7, 2015 by Daniela Leave a Comment

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Thank you for visiting On the Cutting Floor today. This is the Free Tutorial: Circus Finger Puppets- Set 6.

Alicia, from Felt with Love Designs have created this cute and comprehensive sewing tutorial. The post also includes a free template to make this cuties.

Enjoy!

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Alicia from Felt With Love Designs here again!

I am continuing my circus toy theme today with the sixth set in my series of circus finger puppets.

Circus Finger Puppets - set 6

 

Set one included a couple circus tents and a ticket booth. Set two contained the first few characters (ringleader, strongman, and circus girl #1), set three made up a bunch of clowns, set four is another group of circus characters, and set five is the first set of circus animals. Be sure to check those out as well, if you missed them!

Today, I bring you the second set of circus animals and will continue the circus series soon with some circus vehicles so be sure to follow along!

And, if you are enjoying these finger puppets, don’t miss the rest of the free finger puppet patterns we have designed.

Supplies needed:

  • The Pattern
  • Felt (light brown, dark brown, orange, black, white, yellow-brown)
  • Embroidery thread to match
  • Scissors (these* are my favorite for cutting precisely)
  • Freezer paper (optional – see my tutorial on using freezer paper to precisely cut your pattern)

Free Tutorial: Circus Finger Puppets- Set 6

To sew the seal:

  1. Cut all of the pieces from felt
  2. Sew the seal’s muzzle to the face
  3. Embroider the facial features
  4. Match up the embellished front with the back and stitch them together, using a blanket stitch, leaving the bottom open. I also go back and stitch just the front edge of the opening with a blanket stitch to reinforce it but that is totally optional.

seal

To sew the elephant:

  1. Cut all of the pieces from felt
  2. Sew the belly patch to the front body piece
  3. Position the tusks in pace and secure with a small stitch at the top
  4. Blanket stitch the elephant’s head pieces together around the outside edge and sew to the face along the inner edge (make sure to sew through the tusk and secure them in place under the trunk/ears)
  5. Using grey thread, add curved lines to the trunk
  6. Embroider the facial features
  7. Match up the embellished front with the back and stitch them together, using a blanket stitch, leaving the bottom open. I also go back and stitch just the front edge of the opening with a blanket stitch to reinforce it but that is totally optional.

elephant

To sew the monkey:

  1. Cut all of the pieces from felt
  2. Sew the belly patch and the tan face piece to the front body piece
  3. Stitch the front/back ear pieces together
  4. Embroider the facial features
  5. Match up the embellished front with the back (sandwiching the ears between the layers) and stitch them together, using a blanket stitch, leaving the bottom open. I also go back and stitch just the front edge of the opening with a blanket stitch to reinforce it but that is totally optional.

monkey

all three diag

I hope you enjoyed these simple finger puppets! Be sure to come back and check out the rest of the series!

If you are interested in more finger puppets, head over to Felt With Love Designs and browse our finger puppet archive or check out the Felt With Love Designs shop, where we will be frequently adding fun, new patterns! I also maintain a fun Pinterest board of finger puppets!

If you use this pattern to make your own version, I would love to see it! Come by and share on the Felt With Love Designs Facebook page or tag me (@feltwithlovedesigns) on Instagram!

~Alicia

*affilate link

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Fun Project: How to make an easy fabric necklace

September 27, 2015 by Daniela Leave a Comment

Thank you for visiting On the Cutting Floor today.  This is the Fun Project: How to make an easy fabric necklace

 

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Fun Project: How to make an easy fabric necklace

 

 

I am thrilled to present my 3rd contribution to UpCraft Club website.

If you do not know UpCraft Club yet, it is a comprehensive PDF sewing pattern marketplace where you will be able to find a great collection of quilting patterns, plus women and kids great indie pattern designs.  You can also find good sewing articles and free sewing tutorials.

This is my fabric necklace.  I will show you how to make this 10 minute, super easy fabric necklace (no sewing skills required!)  I love this tutorial because it is an easy kids’ project or scrap buster one for the weekend.

Head over the Upcraft Club blog and say hi for me 🙂

Fun Project: How to make an easy fabric necklace

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Fringe Clutch Pattern

September 25, 2015 by Daniela 3 Comments

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Finger Circus Puppets: SET 5

September 18, 2015 by Daniela Leave a Comment

Hi, Alicia from Felt With Love Designs here again!

I am continuing my circus toy theme today with the fifth set in my series of circus finger puppets.

Circus Finger Puppets Set 5

Set one included a couple circus tents and a ticket booth. Set two contained the first few characters (ringleader, strongman, and circus girl #1), set three made up a bunch of clowns, and set four is another group of circus characters. Be sure to check those out as well, if you missed them!

Today, I bring you the first set of circus animals and will continue the circus series soon with a few more circus animals and some circus vehicles so be sure to follow along!

And, if you are enjoying these finger puppets, don’t miss the adorable woodland creatures finger puppets we designed.

Supplies needed:

  • The Pattern
  • Felt (light brown, dark brown, orange, black, white, yellow-brown)
  • Embroidery thread to match
  • Scissors (these* are my favorite for cutting precisely)
  • Freezer paper (optional – see my tutorial on using freezer paper to precisely cut your pattern)

To sew the dog:

  1. Cut all of the pieces from felt
  2. Sew ears to either side of the face of the front body piece
  3. Sew the belly patch to the front body piece
  4. Embroider the facial features
  5. Match up the embellished front with the back and stitch them together, using a blanket stitch, leaving the bottom open. I also go back and stitch just the front edge of the opening with a blanket stitch to reinforce it but that is totally optional.

dog puppet

To sew the lion:

  1. Cut all of the pieces from felt
  2. Sew the belly patch to the front body piece
  3. Blanket stitch the lion’s mane pieces together around the outside edge and sew to the face along the inner edge
  4. Using black thread, add two lines to each paw
  5. Embroider the facial features
  6. Match up the embellished front with the back and stitch them together, using a blanket stitch, leaving the bottom open. I also go back and stitch just the front edge of the opening with a blanket stitch to reinforce it but that is totally optional.

Finger Circus Puppets: SET 5

lion puppet

To sew the tiger:

  1. Cut all of the pieces from felt
  2. Sew the white belly piece to the front body piece
  3. Sew the black stripes to the front body piece
  4. Stitch the front/back ear pieces together around the top left and right sides then stitch to the tiger’s head along the bottom edge of the ear
  5. Embroider the facial features
  6. Match up the embellished front with the back and stitch them together, using a blanket stitch, leaving the bottom open. I also go back and stitch just the front edge of the opening with a blanket stitch to reinforce it but that is totally optional.

tiger puppet

I hope you enjoyed these simple finger puppets! Be sure to come back and check out the rest of the series!

If you are interested in more finger puppets, head over to Felt With Love Designs and browse our finger puppet archive or check out the Felt With Love Designs shop, where we will be frequently adding fun, new patterns! I also maintain a fun Pinterest board of finger puppets!

If you use this pattern to make your own version, I would love to see it! Come by and share on the Felt With Love Designs Facebook page or tag me (@feltwithlovedesigns) on Instagram!

~Alicia

*affilate link

Filed Under: Fun Projects Tagged With: animal felt sewing tutorial

Finger Circus Puppets: Set 4

September 4, 2015 by Daniela Leave a Comment

Hi, Alicia from Felt With Love Designs here again!

I am continuing my circus toy theme today with the fourth set in my series of circus finger puppets.

 

Set one included a couple circus tents and a ticket booth. Set two contained the first few characters (ringleader, strongman, and circus girl #1) and set three made up a bunch of clowns. Be sure to check those out as well, if you missed them!

Today, I bring you another set of circus members and will continue the series soon with a few circus animals and vehicles so be sure to follow along!

And, if you are enjoying these finger puppets, don’t miss the adorable woodland creatures finger puppets we designed.

Supplies needed:

  • The Pattern
  • Felt (skin tone, white, black, pink, bright pink, blue, yellow, red, brown)
  • Embroidery thread to match
  • Scissors (these* are my favorite for cutting precisely)
  • Freezer paper (optional – see my tutorial on using freezer paper to precisely cut your pattern)

To sew the daredevil:

  • Cut all of the pieces from felt
  • Sew the white helmet to the front body piece
  • Sew the red stripe on top of the helmet
  • Sew the red cannon piece onto the front body piece
  • Position the blue cannon stripe slightly overlapping the top of the cannon and the bottom of the helmet, stitch in place
  • Sew the blue star and triangles to the front of the cannon
  • Embroider the facial features
  • Match up the embellished front with the back and stitch them together, using a blanket stitch, leaving the bottom open. I also go back and stitch just the front edge of the opening with a blanket stitch to reinforce it but that is totally optional.

Daredevil

To sew the second circus girl:

  • Cut all of the pieces from felt
  • Sew the pink bodysuit to the front body piece
  • Sew the hair piece to the top of the head (and slightly overlapping the bodysuit at the shoulders)
  • Position the pink bow in the puppet’s hair and sew in place
  • Embroider the facial features
  • Match up the embellished front with the back and stitch them together, using a blanket stitch, leaving the bottom open. I also go back and stitch just the front edge of the opening with a blanket stitch to reinforce it but that is totally optional.

circus girl

To sew the popcorn boy:

  1. Cut all of the pieces from felt
  2. Sew the white undershirt to the front body piece
  3. Sew the black suspenders (over the white shirt) and the blue shorts (positioned at the bottom) to the puppet
  4. Sew the popcorn piece centered, just below the curve of the collar
  5. Sew the red box, overlapping the popcorn
  6. Add the blue stripe to the front of the red box
  7. Sew the black box tray over the bottom of the box (the tray should cover the space between the box and the top of the shorts)
  8. Sew the yellow top of the hat to the puppet’s head
  9. Add the red brim of the hat to the bottom of the yellow hat piece
  10. Embroider the facial features
  11. Match up the embellished front with the back and stitch them together, using a blanket stitch, leaving the bottom open. I also go back and stitch just the front edge of the opening with a blanket stitch to reinforce it but that is totally optional.

popcorn boy

I hope you enjoyed these simple finger puppets! Be sure to come back and check out the rest of the series!

If you are interested in more finger puppets, head over to Felt With Love Designs and browse our finger puppet archive or check out the Felt With Love Designs shop, where we will be frequently adding fun, new patterns! I also maintain a fun Pinterest board of finger puppets!

If you use this pattern to make your own version, I would love to see it! Come by and share on the Felt With Love Designs Facebook page or tag me (@feltwithlovedesigns) on Instagram!

Filed Under: Fun Projects Tagged With: felt sewing tutorial

Free Pattern: fringe bag

August 24, 2015 by Daniela 6 Comments

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