Contains:
- US inches measurements
- Instructions for Dala horse embellishments
- complete your dala horse collection!
Materials you need at home:
- Fabric , 1/3 yard of red (or desired color) woven quilting cotton fabric (could also use felt or fleece), Felt or fleece (4 colors), 1 sheet or large scrap of Black felt (recommend wool or wool blend, but acrylic is okay), 1 sheet light blue, 1 sheet red, 1 sheet kelly green , Ribbon, 1 yd length of ½ inch wide embroidered ribbon trim for bridle and saddle straps, Coordinating threads, scissors, pins, hand-sewing needle, sewing machine, Fray Check fluid, stuffing
- Scraps of various colors of felt
- fiberfill stuffing
Dala Horse Plush Sewing Pattern. Now you can sew a plush version of this folk symbol! Using just a third yard of red fabric, and scraps of ribbon and felt, recreate the spirit of the Dala Horse. Or choose different colors and make the horse your own! Perfect for adding a splash of color to your home décor, or makes a great gift for children. Make one to add to your Dala horse collection, or make a dozen and start a brand new collection! The finished horse is 11 inches tall, and 9.5 inches from nose to tail.
This sewing pattern is extremely easy to follow, with step by step instructions, and multiple pictures per step. Machine sewing on small seam allowances required, sewing around tight turns, and some hand sewing required.
GREAT NEWS! **Your purchase of this pattern includes a license to sell items made from this pattern under the following conditions: 1) Please credit Hen and Chick / @henandchick as the designer on your tags, shop descriptions, and social media. 2) The item MUST be made by the hands of the person selling the item. You may not share the pattern; each seller/maker must purchase a pattern.
I, Rachel Linquist, retain the copyright. Do not redistribute or sell this sewing pattern.
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Rachel Linquist
I come from a long line of crafty, do-it-yourself women. I love the process of creating things, and that joy is doubled when others enjoy those things. I hope you enjoy what I've designed for you to create!