And I hope this tutorial helps out anyone who’s trying sewing for the first time! I hope everyone is having a happy new year. Levels 2 through 4 have face files that are 4″ x 4″ friendly, except for the penguin which has an applique belly at 5″ x 7″. If you’re not a beginner and would like to make some of these as a quick project, there are also embroidery files available.
#Squish mellow penguin free
Especially since most of my free patterns are in the 3-4 difficulty range. So by the end hopefully you feel like a confident beginner and can try out some of my other patterns. Each level has 2 animals to choose from to keep things interesting. It’s a cute round body very similar to a Squishmallow. The basic shape of the plush stays the same. I wanted to release this in January since a lot of people make it their New Year’s resolution to learn to sew. So even if it has a lot of repeat information, I figure it doesn’t hurt to explain things multiple ways in case this works better for some people So if you’re the type that learns better if you have a test project to practice on right away, this pattern is for you! It’s also great if you’re the type that prefers to see techniques used on a practical example instead of just in an illustration.
Except in this case the techniques are explained as they come up in the pattern. It has a lot of the same information as the Plush Sewing Basics eBook I released a few years ago. But I realize some new sewers just aren’t interested in a pillowcase or flat tote bag Can’t argue with that! So I do my best to give lots of information and options for however many or few tools and materials you have at your disposal. I wouldn’t usually recommend a plush as someone’s very first project, especially if they’re at it alone. And the whole time every technique and tool is explained for someone who’s never sewn before and is starting out at 0. This new pattern is my response It’s a set of sewing patterns that start at a difficulty of 1 and get progressively harder.
#Squish mellow penguin how to
I often come across new fans that don’t know how to sew and ask where should they start. I haven’t started on projects from my most recent pattern poll yet, but thank you to everyone that’s casting their votes! In the meantime, I wanted to do a project that responds to some other requests - more beginner patterns!
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