This will ensure the sculpting and sewing of the eye at the same time. Wrap needle three times through the loop youвЂ™ve left behind and pull hard. Come out almost next to where you started (inside the ear). Thread needle through wire loop of the eye and insert needle back in the same hole. Pull one of the ears backwards, and insert the needle inside that ear, coming out through the hole of the opposite eye socket (Important: leave thread loop hanging out of ear вЂ“ DO NOT PULL ALL THE WAY THROUGH). Pick one of the lengths, and thread both ends through a long doll needle, leaving a loop at he end. Cut a long piece of synthetic sinew and split in half lengthways. Using the Copic marker, paint the area where the eye will be placed (a little larger than the size of the eye). Make two small holes in the head for eye placement. Place on the head with the help of a few pins, and sew them firmly with a ladder stitch. With the fur sides together, stitch around the curved edges of the ears. Draw the gathering stitch together and close with a couple of knots.

Place set inside the neck, leaving the pin protruding. Place a split pin through a metal washer and a small wooden disc. Run a gathering stitch, using upholstery thread around the edge of the neck.

Sew the other side starting from the nose and making your way to the back edge of the head. Pin and sew front to back head gusset pieces the pin and sew to the head from the nose to the back of the neck edge. Sew the headpieces together from the nose to the front of the neck edge. Using the tip of a pair of scissors cut the backing fabric and slowly snip around each pattern piece. Cut out the pattern pieces and place them on the wrong side of the fabric, making sure that the arrows follow the nap of the fur. Glue pattern sheet onto a piece of cardboard.

This pattern uses only Лќ cm seam allowance

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