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Pug Dog Toy
Pug Dog Toy
Pug Dog Toy
Pug Dog Toy

Pug Dog Toy

Beginner
Difficulty

Pro

Designer
Designer
SewHQ
Size
Toy Size

23cm x 30cm

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Pattern Guide
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Beginner
Difficulty

Pro

Designer
Designer
SewHQ
Size
Toy Size

23cm x 30cm

Pattern Guide
Pattern Guide
Download

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About this pattern

Meet Pepe, the cutest little dog you’ll ever sew. He's just as soft and cuddly as he looks and, with his curly tail and protruding tongue, he's bound to be a hit with little ones. He's stitched with strong thread and features safety eyes and nose, meaning he'll stand up to lots of play. Finish with a stylish collar to complete the look, and you'll have an adorable little dog without the mess!

Essentials

  • Fabric: fur, cream; fleece, brown; tartan Felt, pink
  • Safety eyes, brown, 15mm
  • Safety nose, 15mm
  • Toy stuffing
  • Thread: embroidery, brown; sewing, strong
  • Popper, large
  • Buckle, decorative

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    1. Download templates and print. Cut out two head sides, two bodies, two tails and one underbelly that’s cut on the fold from fur fabric. Cut out one face, four ears and one muzzle from brown fleece.

    2. On the wrong side of the fabric, fold over and machine stitch darts into each of the legs as indicated on the underbelly piece. With right sides facing, pin the two body sections together and machine stitch from the neck to the positioning of the tail as indicated. Pin the underbelly to either side of the body sections matching up the legs and the belly, also with right sides facing. Machine stitch around the shape, starting and finishing at the neck.

    3. With right sides facing, pin the tail sections together and machine stitch, leaving a small section open. Turn the right way, stuff well and sew up the gap. Make a small hole in the rump of the dog as indicated on the template and insert the tail from the right side, making sure that it’s in the correct position once the dog is turned out. Sew the tail into place, using strong thread and making sure it is well secured. Turn the d

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