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“A Herd for Hugs” Pattern Instructions CalicoHorses “A Herd for Hugs” Pattern Instructions Before printing the pattern and instructions, please view the detailed step-by-step photos that can be found online here. Note: All seam allowances are sewn at ¼”. When cut, and repeat four times to get eight pieces. The D stitching fabric pieces together, their right sides must pattern is the bottom pad of each hoof. Cut out four face together. pieces of D. Look at photo below. 1) On 8.5” x 11” paper, print out the pattern at actual size, NOT “fit to page.” Use a window or a lightbox to match pieces and tape together. Cut out all pattern pieces. 2) Fold fabric right sides together and lay out the pattern pieces. Pattern indicates how many pieces to cut. 3) Pin A, B, and E to the main fabric and cut out. 4) Unfold the main fabric and pin the F pattern. Cut out. Tip: This is the front of the face—you can make it using white fabric if you choose. 5) Following manufacturer’s instruction, fuse the interfacing to the WRONG side of the contrasting Cut out hooves and pads C and D. fabrics you will use for C, D, and E. Let cool. 6. Fold contrasting hoof fabric right sides together. Pin 7) Fold contrasting ear fabric right sides together. C and D. The fabric is double, so you will need to pin, Pin E and cut two. Page 1 8) Black felt. Using a chalk pencil trace two ¾ circles 11) Hooves. Stitch C to legs of A, right sides together. for the eyes. A penny makes a perfect template. Press seam allowances down. Repeat for B, the inside Cut and set aside. legs and belly. 9) Patch Felt. Cut a 2 ½” square or a heart shape and 12) Eyes. Match centers of black felt and markings on set aside. face, then pin. Using black thread in the top and bobbin of machine, blanket-stitch or zig-zag stitch into place. 10) Transfer all markings from the pattern pieces to the You may also do this by hand. Next, use white thread fabric. All markings are transferred to wrong side of on top and in bobbin and add a tiny white highlight, fabric except as indicated. When marking the good stitching a little circle. You may also do this by hand. side of fabric A, the head is facing left. Using a pencil There are plenty of FREE tutorials on the internet; do or a fabric marker, lightly mark on the good side of the a search. fabric to indicate placement of eyes and patch on rump and 3, 4, 5, and 6 for the mane and tail. 13) Patch. Match center of patch to marking on A. Pin center of patch on the right side of rump A. Note: Be careful to match centers—you do not want this to fall into a seam that will be stitched later. Be sure the rump is on the right side with good side of fabric facing you. Using colored thread (you may choose a contrasting or similar color to the felt you have chosen) in the top and bobbin of machine, blanket-stitch or zig-zag stitch into place. You may also do this by hand. There are plenty of FREE tutorials on the internet; do a search. Hooves pinned to legs. Blanket-stitch patch onto rump. 14) Legs. Baste the top of B pieces (side opposite from the legs). This is where you will fold and hand stitch to close after stuffing. Turn inside and press along this basting line. Blanket-stitch black felted eye. Place A on B right sides together. Pin and stitch. Be sure to leave bottom of each leg open between #1 and #7. Page 2 Baste, turn, and press belly. Sew pads to each hoof, right sides together. A and B, pin inside legs to body. Fold ears at the bottom points and press. 15) Fold D pieces in half vertically (long sides in half) and press. Each crease will match with a seam on the leg. Pin D pieces onto bottom of each leg, right sides together. Tip: If you pin with the leg side facing up and #2 the pad below, it will lay flat on your sewing machine and stitching will be easier. It’s okay if you get a few wrinkles—they will almost disappear after the stuffing. 16) Ears. Pin contrasting fabric to main fabric, right sides together. Stitch leaving an opening at bottom, turn right side out and press. Fold the ears along the dotted line and press. You will have a little bit of the contrasting fabric showing on each ear. Pin ears and baste with front edge of ear piece aligned with #2. See illustration. Ear placement. Page 3 17) Mane and tail. Measure 12” of yarn and cut about 19) Body. Lay the body pieces right sides together. 20 pieces for mane (you may need more). Measure 15” Smooth the mane and tail flat against the body. Pin and of yarn and cut about 8 pieces for tail (you may need stitch between #3 and #7 encasing the mane and tail more). and removing pins as you stitch. Mane: Lay the body, fabric right side up on your sewing machine. Fold yarn in half and carefully place between #3 and #4. You do not need pins, just use your hands to hold in place as you sew. Carefully baste into place. It’s okay if yarn overlaps, just try not to make it too bulky. Repeat for tail and baste between #5 and #6. Piin and stitch body together. 20) Stuffing. Turn horse right side out. Double check ALL seams to be sure there are no openings before you add the stuffing. Beginning with the mouth area, Basting mane and tail. stuff the head and neck. Stuff each leg firmly. Note: The back legs are shaped differently—be sure to stuff 18) Head. Be sure the ears are lying flat against the accordingly. Stuff the rump, chest, and back. Note: Be head as you will be stitching over them. Beginning at #3 sure to stuff the area that hooks onto the neck at the and ending at #1 pin F right sides together with A (the top of the legs firmly or the horse’s head will have a side which now has the added mane). Carefully stitch crease or hang limp. You want a happy horse! Sew the into place. Tip: Stitch slowly, removing the pins as you seam closed by hand. Tip: Leave a little of the belly go. It’s okay if there are a few wrinkles at the mouth; they unstuffed. Hand-stitch about 2” in from both ends of will almost disappear after being stuffed. Repeat for the belly and close the seam. Add rest of belly stuffing. other side. Hand-stitch the opening closed. 21) Practice writing your inscription on scrap paper. Made by ________. Then, under your name, write where you are in the world. When you are happy with your practice, write this onto the patch using a permanent marker. You do NOT have to write your whole name or exact location; this is an act of kindness and you are connecting your heart energy and sending it to someone in need of a hug. Another option: You may wish to write In honor of __________ and the location. This identity patch connects YOU the artist to “A Herd For Hugs,” and validates your generosity. THANK YOU. Detailed step-by-step photos can be found online here. Stitching the curved face around the mouth. Page 4 Calico Horses “A Herd for Hugs” Pattern by Lorraine Turner This simple pattern was designed to be safe for everyone over the age of three. The supply list has been carefully created to meet safety guidelines so the stuffed animals will be accepted by the foster homes and care centers. No alterations of the pattern or additional embellishments (such as buttons and glues) are allowed. The materials listed MUST be adhered to or your Calico Horse could be rejected by the homes and care centers. If you are delivering stuffed animals to local facilities, please check to see if those facilities have additional safety requirements. YOU will also need to double check your work to assure you have followed directions. Lorraine Turner is not responsible for faulty craftsmanship. Please read the entire pattern before cutting out the fabrics. Understanding the steps will help to determine which fabrics and colors to choose. SUPPLIES (Horse is approximately 12” x 9”) STUFFING Poly-Fil by Fairfield Premium polyester fiber fill. About FABRICS 7 ounces per horse. NO substitutions are allowed. Use quilter’s grade 100% cotton. Cotton fabric 44/45” x 20” main body. THREAD Cotton fabric contrast for hooves 10” x 11”. Cotton or polyester thread to match the fabric colors Cotton fabric contrast for inside of ears scrap 5” x 3”. — plus black and white for the eyes. INTERFACING MARKERS Lightweight fusible interfacing 15” x 11” used in hooves A fine-line permanent marker to add your name onto the patch. and ears. Fabric marker or dressmaker’s carbon paper to transfer important lines and markings from pattern to FELT Acrylic craft felt is recommended. fabric Patch: A scrap of 2.5” square, which can also be Chalk pencil for black felt trimmed to create a heart shape. Choose a color that Pencil will stand out on the rump. TOOLS Eyes: A scrap of 2” x 2” black felt. Eyes are ¾” circles.
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