Hereditary Cause Of Prolapsed Uterus

"Tink" The Phantom of cheese .. pattern free

Buh !...... that fear, I tremble with socks!

Tink do not fear anything! What kind of ghost are you?

.... born to " not to fear anything ," but to tear a smile to the "my half of the apple ... here it is .....

cheese who became a ghost, a ghost as good as the cheese, the soft spreads to do anyone .....

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PROJECT:

; The following chart and directions to achieve

Material: white cotton, cushioning material, black thread embroidery, bell metal, a pastel orange / pink cheeks, a zucchetta that may be of different material from the fimo felt the paper mache, green felt for leaves.
Procedure: Print out the pattern on A4 paper to get an idea of \u200b\u200bthe proportions of the body (from base to tip) is 14 cm.

Remember to leave at least half centimeter of fabric around the design for sewing, a little 'less in the vicinity of the plume head, otherwise the fabric is reversed.

The head is' stitched first and then cut out (due to the imprecise measure could be trimmed if earlier). Combine the two

half of the body, creating a pyramid, after having filled the base with hand-sewn items hidden. After filling head, arms and body parts and assembled close. For the nose , take a strand tutt'intono profile, tighten by pulling a bit 'wire and filled with stuffing, sew the center of the face. filonero Embroidered with eyes and mouth, with a Pastel mentioned cheeks, sew the bell on the tip of the head ..... avvicinadole fixed arms and sewn by the spaghetti zucchetta with its leaf applied. If you plan on doing the pumpkin felt that you can use as a measure of the base, that string as the nose.
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.................. here he is hidden among the gourds! Campanellinooo? come out! Is so, we do not mind you !.... do you want me to wink? But no way !!!!!..... first to make a cucirvene from the Sun!

certainly not be seen, but right now I'm winking ' by ME! ;-)

I hope you are happy! Happy sewing to all!