Sew it yourself: Soft Christmas Tree
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Brand: Selfmade
Suitable for interior: Decoration
Season: Christmas
1- Cut out the pattern pieces and assemble them. Iron the hobby interlining onto the fabric and cut out 4 Christmas trees according to the pattern.
2- Sew the Christmas trees together, two by two, with a 0.5 cm seam allowance, right sides together, sewing from mark to mark.
3- Cut notches in the corners. Trim the seam allowances to 0.3 cm on the curved seams. Press the bottom edge 0.5 cm toward the wrong side.
4- Turn right side out. Fold the seam allowance at the opening toward the wrong side. Place the two Christmas trees on top of each other and sew them together with a running stitch, sewing from the bottom to the top.
5- Fill each of the 4 parts of the tree evenly with fiber filling. Small Christmas tree = approx. 15 g in each section. Large Christmas tree = approx. 25 g in each section.
6- Sew the openings at the bottom closed by hand using invisible stitches.
See how much fabric and trimmings you need
Brand: Selfmade
Suitable for interior: Decoration
Season: Christmas
1- Cut out the pattern pieces and assemble them. Iron the hobby interlining onto the fabric and cut out 4 Christmas trees according to the pattern.
2- Sew the Christmas trees together, two by two, with a 0.5 cm seam allowance, right sides together, sewing from mark to mark.
3- Cut notches in the corners. Trim the seam allowances to 0.3 cm on the curved seams. Press the bottom edge 0.5 cm toward the wrong side.
4- Turn right side out. Fold the seam allowance at the opening toward the wrong side. Place the two Christmas trees on top of each other and sew them together with a running stitch, sewing from the bottom to the top.
5- Fill each of the 4 parts of the tree evenly with fiber filling. Small Christmas tree = approx. 15 g in each section. Large Christmas tree = approx. 25 g in each section.
6- Sew the openings at the bottom closed by hand using invisible stitches.