Chicken Doorstop Sewing Pattern
Hi everyone, today I found the cutest pattern for a sewing project! It's a Henny Penny stuffed animal, and I can't wait to share it with you. I came across this adorable chicken pattern on a website and knew I had to try it out. Check out the image below!
The pattern for this charming chicken is perfect for all levels of sewing enthusiasts, including beginners. Not only is it a fun and easy project, but it's also an excellent way to create your personalized stuffed animal. Simply follow the instructions and soon you'll have your very own Henny Penny!
Description
The pattern for the Henny Penny stuffed animal is designed to be used with cotton or flannel fabric. The final stuffed animal will be approximately 10 inches tall from the bottom of the feet to the top of the head. The chicken's wings, feet, and beak, give it a realistic and lifelike appearance, making it an adorable addition to any collection. Don't forget to add the tail feathers to complete the look!
Materials
Here's a list of supplies you will need for the Henny Penny stuffed animal:
- 1/4 yard of cotton or flannel fabric: body
- 1/4 yard of cotton or flannel fabric: wings
- 1/4 yard of cotton or flannel fabric: beak and feet
- Coordinating thread
- Polyester fiberfill stuffing
- Scissors
- Seam ripper (optional)
- Sewing machine (optional)
Pattern Sizes
The pattern for the Henny Penny stuffed animal comes with one size. The finished chicken is approximately 10 inches tall from the bottom of the feet to the top of the head.
How to
Now, let's get started! Here are the steps you need to follow to create your Henny Penny stuffed animal:
- Print out the Henny Penny pattern on standard 8.5" x 11" paper. Cut out the paper templates and tape them together to create the full pattern.
- Lay out the fabric for the body of the chicken and place the large template on the fabric. Carefully cut around the template to create two pieces for the front and back of the chicken. Repeat this step with the fabric for the wings and the beak/feet.
- Pin the wings to the body piece, placing them where the wings would naturally fall on a real chicken. Sew the wings in place by working around the edges with a straight stitch on your sewing machine or hand-sewing with a needle and thread.
- Next, add the beak and feet by placing them along the bottom edge of one of the body pieces. Pin them in place, and then sew them around with a straight stitch, leaving a small opening to turn it right side out.
- Once you've sewn the beak and feet, place the two body pieces together, with the right sides facing each other. Pin them together and sew around the edges with a straight stitch, leaving a small opening to turn it right side out.
- Turn the chicken right side out and stuff it with polyester fiberfill stuffing. Make sure to stuff the chicken tightly so that it keeps its shape, but not so tightly that it becomes hard.
- Finally, sew up the hole by hand using a needle and thread or with your sewing machine. Use a ladder stitch to close it up neatly, and voila! You just created your very own Henny Penny stuffed animal.
That's it! With these simple steps, you can create a charming Henny Penny stuffed animal. With its lifelike wings, feet, and beak, it's sure to become a favorite addition to your collection, as well as a conversation starter among your friends and family.
So, what are you waiting for? Why not give it a try and create your personalized Henny Penny stuffed animal today!
Happy sewing!
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