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Forget-Me-Not Fairy Instructions PDF

Forget-Me-Not Fairy Instructions PDF

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Create your own beautiful Forget-Me-Not Fairy with these step-by-step, digital PDF instructions!

Skill Level: Beginner

Size in cm: 20cm long or 15cm sitting

Techniques used: Wire wrapping and little needle felting

To make this project you will also need:

Wool:
- Standard Core/Stuffing batts
- Light Yellow New Zealand Merino batts
- Flesh Pink South American Merino tops
- Light Blue South American Merino tops
- Cream South American Merino tops

Extras:
- Extra Strong Pipe Cleaners
- Extra Strong Thread
- silky thread
- 'Mermaid Blue' Angelina Fibre
- Embellishments/decorations of your choice (we used fabric flowers)

Tools: felting needle (#38 medium)

You will also need: sewing needle, clear-drying glue (PVA), pliers, scissors, an iron and parchment or greaseproof  paper, waterproof pen, felting mat (optional).

The download will be automatically emailed to you a few moments after purchasing. 

Copyright information: You are very welcome to sell finished needle felted items that you have made using these instructions, and we love it if you give us a mention, however you cannot sell or copy the instructions. You may not use these instructions in workshops.

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Visually Impaired?

Do you need digital versions of instructions so you can increase text size or use a screen reader? No problem, please email us at info@themakerss.co.uk and a member of the team will send you the instructions digitally.

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Amber Kotwall
My first fairy using tops for mostly everything!

When I first saw this design, it really stood out to me! I have made a few fairies using batts for the head/arms and legs etc. as I am much more used to batts but using tops was a different technique (especially for the head) so I found it a bit more challenging in terms of keeping a smooth surface but it was worth it for sure! I'm really happy with how it turned out - the YouTube tutorials were really helpful too in conjunction with the instructions. I think embroidering facial details (if you choose to do so) can take some practice... but, it looks great without too! It is my first time creating a fairy without facial features :)

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Sarah
Gorgeous kit

Bought this as my first fairy kit and it is so beautiful. Think id have found it a little hard if I hadn’t watched the YouTube video first but generally pretty good instructions.