Thames & Kosmos Monster Sewing Workshop handleiding

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Handleiding

Now that you have learned the most important

stitches, it’s time to start sewing the monster.

But be careful! Decorations such as eyes and

mouth have to be sewn onto the fabric from the

back side

So first think about which decorations you want

to apply, and look at Part 3 of this manual to see

how to do it. Only after you do that will you be

able to sew the monster together.

You will need:

Stuck-together fabric shapes, needle, thread,

cotton batting, wooden stick, scissors, ruler

Here’s how:

Sew the two fabric pieces together along the

inner pencil line with very small

backstitches (see page 7). At the end, leave a

small opening in the seam (about 2 to 3 cm)

and bury the thread (see page 8).

To be able to see the pretty side of the fabric,

your monster will have to be turned inside

out. To do that, you will have to push the

fabric through the little opening. Be very

careful as you do this, so you don’t rip the

fabric. Then push the arms, legs, or ears of

your monster into their proper shape. It’s

easiest with the wooden stick.

Next, gradually fill the monster with small

portions of cotton batting. You can use the

wooden stick for that too. Start by filling the

legs, arms, and ears. Finally, fill the body and

the head.

Close the opening through which you turned

the fabric with a few small whipstitches (see

page 8) and bury the thread.

Sewing the fabric monster

together and stuffing it

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