Toy Hen Sewing Pattern – Miss Amelia Cluck by Brenda Walker

Miss Amelia Cluck Hen Pattern by Brenda Walker This Miss Amelia Cluck toy hen pattern, from the Country Folk range, makes an ‘eggs-cellent’ chicken that can be used for play or as a needle & pin cushion! Created by the talented Brenda Walker, Amelia is approximately 31cm (12½”) tall. She can be made with various fabrics but was designed with a rustic look in mind so Brenda suggests linen or a spotty cotton fabric. She also completes her patterns with easy to follow instructions and says “I design and create decorations for the home inspired by the Northamptonshire countryside!” Amelia can be sewn by hand or by machine (but probably easier by machine!). Materials you will need: .    30″ x 16″ Spotty Linen or Fabric – Body & Gusset .   22″ x 2″ Plain Linen or Fabric – Pocket Bands .   22″ x 2″ Fusible Vilene (G405) .   Fat Eighth Fabric – Pocket .   Fat Eighth Rust Crackle Fabric – Comb, Beak, Wattle and Feet .   Fabric Scraps – Flowers .   Fusible Webbing – Heat ‘n’ Bond (or similar) .   8 ¼” Buttons – Flower Centres .  ½” Black Buttons – Eyes .   Red Stranded Embroidery Silk .   Green No.8 Cotton Perle or Stranded Embroidery Silk .    10″ x 3″ Pelmet Vilene .   Toy Filler .    PVA glue   Equipment you will need: .   6″ Doll needle .     A sewing needle .     Fabric scissors .     Paper scissors .     Tailor’s chalk, fabric pen or a pencil .     An iron (for the fusible webbing)   Stitches used: .     Back stitch .     Running stitch .     Ladder stitch   Skills needed:  To complete this toy chicken pattern, the maker will need to be able: .     to hand sew or use a sewing machine Like this:Like Loading... Related