
Here is the front of my owl all pinned together and waiting to be appliqued together.

Getting his back contrasts put together

The owl gets his wings!

Oh No! Look out owl! Here comes the iron for one good last pressing!

And here he is all stuffed with crackly recycled shopping bags and fiberfill. This tutorial was great and easy to follow. I made mine much more involved by giving him wings and also appliqueing the eyes, nose, and feet on. In the tutorial you just sew them on using felt rather than fraying cotton cloth. She also suggests the possibility of using buttons for the eyes, but Jozef is only one, so cloth only for him. I hope you all go and check out her tutorial and perhaps even her book. If you have seen the book or read it, what did you think?
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