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Friday, October 25, 2013

Do it Yourself: Week 8.


Materials: Fabric, Stuffing, Scissors, String, Hot Glue Gun, Sewing String & Needle, And a Small Twig.

Step One: Flip the fabric you want to use inside out & sew or hot glue the ends on the fabric together.
Step Two: Pull the ends of one side together and tie it together.
Step Three: Flip the fabric to the correct way, and fill with stuffing ¾’s to the top.
Step Four: Sew the top of the fabric together and tie it off.
Step Five (Optional): Hot glue some string from the top to the bottom for a ridged look.
Step Six: Take some green fabric and cut it into a leaf form.
Step Seven: Hot glue the leaf and twig to the top of the pumpkin.
Step Eight: Tie a rustic string onto the steam.
Step Nine: You’re Finished :D


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