How to Make a Small Penguin Christmas Ornament
Cut out the body, cut 2 pieces., Place the blank sides together., Stitch the hat together wrong sides together, then turn right side out., Take two small eyes and glue to the top of his belly part., Fold the beak into a triangle (in half) and using...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Cut out the body
Attach the white belly to the body using one strand of black embroidery floss folded in half.
Knot the end just like sewing with thread.
Refer to the picture in the same area you find the pattern. , Sew the body together with black sewing thread, leaving the bottom open to turn and stuff later.
Keep your stitches small and as close to the edge as possible without missing any areas.
Turn the ornament right side out and check for any missed areas., The hat base (the white square) fold into a long square then sew together with white sewing thread making a circle.
Turn that right side out and glue that to the bottom of the hat.
A hot glue gun is recommended it seems to stick a little better, but be careful of your fingers.
Also, using hot glue, attach the pompom to the end of the hat.
This is the reason his hat is flat at the tip, to accommodate for the pompom., Use just craft glue for this., Again, be careful with the little pieces., You can also put some fiberfill (stuffing) into the hat for body, before you glue it., You might want to experiment with the width and length of the scarf.
You can also cut the ends in strips to make a little fringe.
Tie that around him, you might want to glue a small section of the back down, as well as underneath where it's tied just so it doesn't come apart.
He'll catch cold if he doesn't have his scarf on., Sew up the bottom. , The form is up to your own creative wishes., For example, glue snowflake to his hat, and place a present in his hand. -
Step 2: cut 2 pieces.
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Step 3: Place the blank sides together.
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Step 4: Stitch the hat together wrong sides together
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Step 5: then turn right side out.
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Step 6: Take two small eyes and glue to the top of his belly part.
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Step 7: Fold the beak into a triangle (in half) and using the hot glue
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Step 8: glue the beak just below his eyes.
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Step 9: Glue the finished hat onto his head with the hot glue.
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Step 10: Cut a 12" by 1/2" strip of felt (of whatever color you'd like)
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Step 11: and tie that around his missing neck above his arms and below his face.
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Step 12: Stuff his body to the desired girth you'd like him to have.
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Step 13: Attach thread or ribbon to the back.
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Step 14: Embellish it.
Detailed Guide
Attach the white belly to the body using one strand of black embroidery floss folded in half.
Knot the end just like sewing with thread.
Refer to the picture in the same area you find the pattern. , Sew the body together with black sewing thread, leaving the bottom open to turn and stuff later.
Keep your stitches small and as close to the edge as possible without missing any areas.
Turn the ornament right side out and check for any missed areas., The hat base (the white square) fold into a long square then sew together with white sewing thread making a circle.
Turn that right side out and glue that to the bottom of the hat.
A hot glue gun is recommended it seems to stick a little better, but be careful of your fingers.
Also, using hot glue, attach the pompom to the end of the hat.
This is the reason his hat is flat at the tip, to accommodate for the pompom., Use just craft glue for this., Again, be careful with the little pieces., You can also put some fiberfill (stuffing) into the hat for body, before you glue it., You might want to experiment with the width and length of the scarf.
You can also cut the ends in strips to make a little fringe.
Tie that around him, you might want to glue a small section of the back down, as well as underneath where it's tied just so it doesn't come apart.
He'll catch cold if he doesn't have his scarf on., Sew up the bottom. , The form is up to your own creative wishes., For example, glue snowflake to his hat, and place a present in his hand.
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