Fabrics NeededLight brown fabric 1 Fat EighthDark brown fabric 1 Fat EighthYellow fabric Small scrap
Materials Needed Pellon® 72F Peltex® II Ultra-Firm One 3” x 5-1/2” rectanglePellon® 805 Wonder-Under® Small amountD-ring One 3/4”Snake line keychain 1Thread
Tools NeededSewing machine and related suppliesMarkerScissors
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Make this adorable flash drive keyring to carry that important flash drive around safely. This keyring is sure to please that special student or anyone who collects owls.
Step 1. Cut one 2-1/4” x 5-1/2” rectangle of the dark brown fabric. Fold the rectangle in half with right sides together and aligning the 5-1/2” sides. Stitch using a 1/4” seam allowance.
Step 2. Turn right side out and press. Top stitch close to both edges.
Step 3. To create the D-ring piece, fold the strip in half lengthwise. Slide the D-ring to the fold. Use a zipper foot and stitch across strip securing the D-ring in place. Stitch as close as possible to the D-ring.
Step 4. Print all templates found on the template page. Cut out templates. Cut one 3” x 5-1/2” rectangle of the light brown fabric. Fold in half with wrong sides together. Top-stitch close to the folded edge. Trace the body pattern tem-plate onto one side of the folded fabric, aligning the fold line of the template along the topstitched edge. Cut out both sides along the traced line.
Step 5. Cut two 3” x 5-1/2” rectangles of light brown fabric. Cut one 3“ x 5-1/2” rectangle of Peltex® II.
Step 6. Trace the back pattern template onto one of the 3” x 5-1/2” fabric rectangles. Layer the traced fabric rectangle and the other fabric rectangle, wrong sides together, with the rectangle of Peltex® in between. Place the stitched body piece on top, aligning the raw edges of the body with the traced back as shown.
Step 7. Stitch around the body piece, through all layers.
Step 8. Leaving a 1/8” seam allowance, trim around the body piece and drawn lines for the head through all layers.
Step 9. Using the head pattern template, trace and cut two head pieces of light brown fabric.
Step 10. Cut one 3” x 1-1/2” rectangle of dark brown fabric. Cut one 2” x 1-1/2” rectangle of light brown fabric. Cut one scrap of yellow fabric. Fuse Wonder-Under® to the wrong side of the fabric rectangles and scrap following manufacturer’s instructions..
Step 11. Trace the pattern templates and cut two eyes and one eye outline from the dark brown fabric, one light eye from the light brown fabric, and one beak from the yellow fabric. Remove the paper from the Wonder-Under®. Layer the pieces one one of the head pieces as shown at right and fuse following manufacturer’s instructions.
Step 12. Stitch around the pieces if desired.
Step 13. Trim the ends of the D-ring piece to 1-1/2”.
Step 15. Layer the head pieces with the other end of the D-ring piece in between. Make sure the face is facing out from the keyring as shown. Align the raw edges of the head pieces.
Step 16. Stitch around the head pieces backstitching at the start and stop to secure.
Step 14. Place one end of the D-ring piece between the layers of Peltex® II and the back pieces as shown. Stitch around the head part of the back to secure, backstitching at the start and stop. Fuse the keyring following manufacturer’s instructions.
Step 17. Place the front head piece against the back piece and stitch through all layers around the top curve of the head, securing both ends. Start and stop at the widest point of the head. This will form the hinge as well as keep the �ash drive in the pocket.
BackCut 2
Eye OutlineCut 1
Light EyeCut 1
BeakCut 1
EyesCut 2
HeadCut 2
BodyCut 1 on fold
Fold Line
1”Gauge
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