#SNAKE OUTLINE HOW TO#
#SNAKE OUTLINE PDF#

Lay the head pieces together so the inner color (the inside of the mouth) is touching. Grab the assembled Head Top and Head Bottom. Finish the Plush Snake Head Attach the Head to the Chain Link Repeat the same steps to add the remaining six medium links.Īnd finally, add all seven small links. Add More LinksĨ medium links, 12 large links, 8 medium links, 7 small links (see graphic below) Turn the outer link so the seams from both layers are in between the felt layers. Sew the short edges together with a 1/4″ seam allowance. Fold the inner link out of the way and align the short edges of the outer link. Loop a Medium link in the outer color through the assembled first link and over the newly added inner color link. Align the short edges, and pin or clip to hold. Loop a Medium link in the inner color through the assembled first link. Give the link a slight pull to get the two layers to fit well together. Turn the layers so the seams are right next to each other. Put the first inner color link inside the second outer color link. Sew the short ends together with a 1/4″ seam allowance. With a Medium link in the outer color, fold in half with right sides together. Sew the short ends together with a 3/8″ seam allowance. Starting with a Medium link in the inner color, fold in half with wrong sides together. You’ll need eight Medium Links in two colors.

#SNAKE OUTLINE HOW TO#

How to Make the Felt Chain Links Make the First Chain Link Hand sew in place through just one layer of felt. Place the tongue onto the top of the Head Bottom so the short straight edge is aligned with the base of the head/neck.

Lightly stuff both the Head Top and Head Bottom. Starting with a backstitch at one corner at the neck, sew all the way around the curved side with a 1/4″ seam allowance.

Pin or clip the remaining two Head B pieces (in both colors) right sides together. The area at the base of the head will be open for turning and stuffing. Starting with a backstitch at one corner of the neck, sew all the way around the curved side with a 1/4″ seam allowance.

Pin or clip all around the edges to hold. Repeat with all four darts.Īlign the edges of Head B (inner color) onto the right side of Head A so the right sides are together. Sew with a 1/4″ seam allowance, backstitching at the beginning and end. Starting with Head A, fold the open darts with right sides together so the straight edges align. Pin to hold and sew around the perimeter of Eye B. Place the Eye B pieces centered into the middle of the Eye A pieces. 12 – large links 9½” X 1½” (inner color).12 – large links 8½” X 2″ (outer color).16 – medium links 8½” X 2″ (inner color).16 – medium links 8½” X 2″ (outer color).You will need the following pieces cut from felt fabric (fleece also works great, though will have a bit more stretch). Follow the setup instructions for cutting the type of fabric you have chosen for the Chain Snake Plush provided in your software.SVG file into your cutting machine software.

SVG pattern file can be used in Cricut Design Space or another cutting machine software. I recommend cutting two layers (outer color and inner color) at the same time and stacking the pieces together. TIP: The rectangle chain link pieces can be cut using the pattern pieces or by using the measurements, a ruler, and a rotary cutter.

Following the cut list, cut out all pieces.

Pin the paper pattern pieces onto the felt fabric and trace around the shapes.

Assemble the two pieces for both pattern piece A and B by taping them together where indicated.

#SNAKE OUTLINE PDF#

PDF sewing pattern file, and open it in Adobe Acrobat. There is also a materials list and cut list included in the. PDF sewing pattern can be used to cut all fabric pattern pieces by hand.

Snake outline