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A cute felt Linux Penguin!
My partner is pretty geeky and I found this awesome template to make a Linux Penguin. Hes is a great feature to sit on the shelf.
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Step 1Using the template, I cut out all the pieces to make my Mr. Tux!
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Step 2I've lost a few photos but I started by stuffing his feet and arms ready to be sewn on the body. I then sewn the belly together and attached it together onto the sides of the penguin, following with sewing on the feet and arms.
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Step 3Sewing the belly part on to the sides of the penguin was the hardest for me as its a funny shape but I managed to do it after a while!
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Step 4This is another view (inside out) of the belly after it was sewn onto the penguin.
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Step 5I then had to sew on the beak and stuff it as I went. From there I sewed up the back of the penguin together and stuffed him along the way. The bottom was easiest as it just had to be sewn up with stuffing inside.
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Step 6His arms stuck out with this pattern but I decided to just make a little stitch on the inside of his arm to the body on the side so they would stay down. I also added on the eyes afterwards as I forgot about them! Else I would of stitched his eyes on before sewing the back of the penguin up.
Thank you