CH103E - Pull Toy Elephant Tutorial and Pattern ~ PDF Download Sewing Tutorial

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This tutorial and pattern teaches you to make an old time folk art elephant.

The tutorial includes 50 pages with large color photos on each page and the full size pattern with the seam allowances included. The tutorial takes you step by step through the entire process of making a 12” elephant from laying out the pattern, to cutting, pinning, sewing, stuffing and sculpturing the head.

Instructions include directions for eye lids which give the elephant so much character. Full size patterns with seam allowances are included.

Explanations and color photos guide you through the entire process. Instructions for painting and attaching the wooden wheels are also included. He is also adorable standing alone without the wheels.

While the pictured elephant is made from felt, he is also cute made from mohair or cotton nursery fabric.

He would be a great baby gift. He is a great seller at shows. Make all you want for family and friends and sell some too.

The tutorial was written and the pattern was designed by Connie Hindmarsh. Connie is a professional Teddy Bear, Hare and Folk Art Doll Designer. She has at least a dozen patterns on the market.

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****** About Designer Connie Hindmarsh ******

Connie Hindmarsh developed her love of Teddy Bears as a former television hostess of Romper Room. She also produced and was featured in her own children’s show, Connie’s Magic Cottage on a CBS station.

She appeared with Captain Kangaroo & Howdy Doody, as well. She holds Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts degrees and was the director of performing arts and a master teacher for a large public school system.

Now a well-known Bear, Hare and Doll designer, Miss Connie’s patterns and videos are sold world wide.

Connie has been signed by Bethany Lowe Designs to have her bears and hares reproduced. Her bears and hares have appeared in many national magazines including Teddy Bear and Friends, Teddy Bear Review, Prims and Soft Dolls and Animals