Winter is upon us and to prepare you for the season ahead, Blueberry Park’s resident Craft expert Karen Lewis has created this wonderful ‘hottie cover’ to keep you warm at night. It is simple to make, just follow the instructions below and all the equipment can be found at your local haberdashery, Ribbon Circus www.ribboncircus.com
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Hottie Cover Instructions
You will need:
2 pieces of felt – 3cm bigger all the way round than your hottie - felt (12” x 12” square) = 80p
Embroidery thread = 75p per skein
Felt or fabric to decorate
1m ribbon = 20p per metre
Needle = 90p per pack
Pins = £1.05 per pack
Scissors = 99p
Ruler
Marker
Tailors chalk = £1.35
(all equipment can be found at www.ribboncircus.com in Hebden Bridge )
1. Place your hottie on your felt and measure 2cm all the way around, taking your markings straight up to the top. Do not shape around the neck of the hottie.
2. Pin the two pieces of felt together and cut around the lines.
3. Unpin the two pieces and work with the front. Cut out your design and pin or lightly glue in place. Stitch your design.
4. Taking the right side of the back piece mark the position of the neck of the hottie and sew, using hand or machine, the ribbon in place. This will be your hottie’s tie.
5. Pin the front and the back together (wrong sides facing) and sew together, using slip stitch or blanket stitch.
6. Pop your hottie inside and tie in a bow. You are now ready to snuggle up!
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