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Rupee Pattern by Ravens' Lane

This document provides instructions for making a felt rupee craft. It includes a pattern with pieces to cut out and sew together to form the rupee shape. The instructions describe how to assemble the pieces and stuff the rupee with fiberfill.

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Rupee Pattern by Ravens' Lane

This document provides instructions for making a felt rupee craft. It includes a pattern with pieces to cut out and sew together to form the rupee shape. The instructions describe how to assemble the pieces and stuff the rupee with fiberfill.

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Felties!

Rupee
by Russell Welch

Take this rupee, and use it to buy things on your quest to save the Princess! Alternatively, use it to stick your pins in. Or fill it with catnip and give it to your cat. Russell Welch, 2011

Felties!

Difficulty

You will need:


Green felt (or any other rupee colour red, blue, purple etc) Sewing thread (to match the felt) A little polyester stuffing (fibrefill) Sewing needle and pins

Pattern Pieces

x2

x8

x4

Russell Welch, 2011

Felties!

Pattern
Pin the pattern pieces to your felt and cut out the required number of each shape (or draw around them if you prefer). Lay a side piece on top of the top section as shown, and sew along the seam using blanket stitch:

Fold this section out, and do the same with the adjacent end piece.

Then continue adding pieces and folding them out of the way until you have sewn all the way around the end of the top.

Russell Welch, 2011

Felties!

Now fold the pieces into position and sew along the lines shown to make the half of the rupee youve just created 3D. Remember to pinch the pieces against one another while you are sewing and then fold them back into position afterwards (as you have done all along).

Repeat with the other half, before sewing the halves together, remembering the stuff with fiberfill when there is only a small hole.

Email me with questions or feedback: ravenslane@yahoo.co.uk For more patterns, please visit my Etsy shop: http://ravenslane.etsy.com, or take a look at my blog: http://ravenslane.blogspot.com/

This pattern may be printed for your own use, but may not be copied, sold or distributed. You may not sell items made using this pattern. Russell Welch, 2011

Russell Welch, 2011

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