Today I was in the mood for another quick and easy project, so I got out the little felt dachshund keyring kit that I was sent in one of my stitching santa parcels.
It was easy to cut out
and then I changed the order suggested, and sewed on the eyes and ears before sewing the two body pieces together.
Then I decided to use blanket stitch to join the body pieces together, even though back stitch was suggested. I discovered the reason for their suggestion when I got to the top part where you sew the ribbon and label in! But I kept going and just brought the needle back through the label before completing the blanket stitch.
He’s meant to have a little red neckerchief but it looked like it was strangling him (I may have stuffed him a bit too full!) so I didn’t go with that idea.
He’ll be a cute keyring, or ‘dangly bag thing’ to send to someone!
Plus, while catching up on a couple of episodes of masterchef I added a few rows to my C2C blanket.
He is very sweet ❤
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Thank you 😊
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He is so cute!!
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Thank you 😊
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very cute 🙂
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Thank you😊
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Cute little doggie indeed. 🙂
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Thank you 😊
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He is a very sweet keyring. I love that you try so many different crafts out. It makes me want to do more.
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It does have its drawbacks in that there’s not really enough time in life to do everything! But it means I always have options too!
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Aw how cute!! I always sew extra bits on before assembling things, it’s so much easier to hide the ends that way
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Definitely… And you can cheat with a knot on the inside of the make!
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cute! I would have done it that way too. I never understand sewing on ears and eyes and stuff afterwards, it makes it so hard to start and end a thread!
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Glad it’s not just me! Why make life harder for ourselves?!
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He’s very cute!
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Thank you. Little projects like that are great
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