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JANOME SEWING MACHINE DEMO & SEWING SURGERYSaturday 3rd March 1pm-4pm
STIX2 DEMO DAYSaturday 10th March 10am-4pm
FASHION FRENZY SPRING SUMMER LAUNCH - AT ALL STORES!Saturday 10th March
FABRIC FLOWERS MADE EASYSaturday 17th March 1pm-4pm
HOW TO MAKE: EASTER BUNTING Saturday 24th March 1pm-4pm
KNIT/CROCHET RAFFIA BAG Saturday 31st March 1pm-4pm
WEDDING CARDS USING THE SIZZIX MACHINESaturday 7th April 1pm-4pm
THE KNITTING AND CROCHET SURGERYSaturday 14th April 1pm-4pm
FABRIC REMNANT EVENT AT ALL STORES!Saturday 21st April from 10am
HOW TO MAKE: A SIMPLE DRESS UP COSTUME Saturday 28th April 1pm-4pm
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MOTHER’S DAY CRAFT DECOUPAGE IDEASSaturday 3rd March 1pm-4pm
JANOME SEWING MACHINE DEMOSaturday 10th March 1pm-2pm
KNITTING & CROCHET SURGERYSaturday 10th March 2pm-4pm
FASHION FRENZY SPRING SUMMER LAUNCH - AT ALL STORES!Saturday 10th March
SEWING SURGERYSaturday 17th March 10am-12.30pm
HOW TO MAKE: AN EASTER EGG HUNT BAGSaturday 17th March 1pm-4pm
KNITTING ON DOUBLE NEEDLESSaturday 24th March 1pm-4pm
BUTTON CRAFTS - CARDS & FRAMESSaturday 31st March 1pm-4pm
SIMPLE BUNTING FROM TWENTY TO MAKE BOOKSaturday 7th April 1pm-4pm
JANOME SEWING MACHINE DEMOSaturday 14th April 12pm-1pm
KNITTING & CROCHET SURGERYSaturday 14th April 1pm-4pm
FABRIC REMNANT EVENT AT ALL STORES!Saturday 21st April from 10am
JEWELLERY MAKING IDEASSaturday 28th April 1pm-4pm
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FABRIC FRENZYAT ALL STORES
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HAVE YOU SEEN OUR GREAT SELECTION OF QUILTING AND CRAFT FABRICS!Available at all stores and online
SPECIAL PRICEFOR MARCH & APRIL
From
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CRAFT FABRICSSelection available at Mostyn,Liverpool, Altrincham, Chester, Preston, Manchester and online
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FABRIC PAINT POTS & PENS
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1 Draw a circle around the sideplate at the lower end of yourpiece of card.
2 Mark the centre of the circle bydrawing a cross. From the outerleft edge draw a straight line 8in(20.5cm) upwards, and from theopposite side draw a line upwardsmeasuring around 4in (10cm).
3 Join the longer line to the topcentre of the circle to make atriangle, then join the shorter line tothe circle to make a smaller triangle.You should be able to see thechicken starting to take shape now.
4 Take a marker pen and drawaround the outline of the chicken,rounding off the corners. Draw asemi-circle where the wings will begoing. (Use a mug or small bowl forthe curve if you’re not confident atdrawing freehand.) Draw a straightline across the bottom to help thechicken stand when finished.
5 Cut out the shape of the wing fromthe pattern. Now transfer thepatterns to the fabric and cut themout. You will need two bodies & two
wings. If your fabrics have a definiteright and wrong side, flip yourpatterns to cut the second pieces.
6 Secure the wings to the bodywith repositionable fabricadhesive spray, making sure bothsides are symmetrical, and satinstitch all the way round.
7 Cut the ribbon into 4in (10cm)lengths and loop, then pin andtack the tail feathers, comb andwattle in place, as shown.
8 Pin the two sides of the chickentogether, right sides facing, thensew all the way round, keeping thetail, wattle and comb tucked in.Leave a gap of around 4in (10cm)across the base for turning.
9 Turn the chicken the right wayout and stuff tightly with wadding.Before sewing across the base,push the pouch of rice, sand orcraft pellets into the bottom.
10 Loop more ribbon into threesfor the feet, and hand sew them tothe base of the doorstop.
11 For the eyes, thread red yarnthrough a large needle and pushthe needle into the chicken at theback of the neck, pulling the yarninto the neck so it’s not seen.
12 Direct the needle to the eyearea and pull through both sidesof the head. Tie a French knot oneach side, pulling tight to make a‘dimpled’ effect
Project taken form Half Yard Heaven by Debbie Shore
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FASHIONFRENZYSATURDAY 10TH MARCH
HOT PICKS FREE PROJECTCHICKEN DOORSTOP
The NEW Spring/Summercollection of dressmakingfabrics and trimmings has arrived!
Free dressmaking & upcyclingdemonstrations happening at all stores!
THE FABRICREMNANT EVENTSATURDAY 21ST APRIL AT ALL STORES!DISCOVER OUR UNIQUE WAY OF SELLING FABRICS - FABRICS BY THE KILO!15% OFF FABRIC REMNANTS // FREE DEMOS // FREE CAKE // £10 REMNANT PACKS
CLEARANCE TANA LAWNS
Selection available at all stores and online from mid March
RICORUMI
Available at all stores andonline from the end of March
89pper 25g ball
£12.95Per Metre
£14.20Per Metre
Try making smaller chickens for Easter decorations,
and use beads or buttons
for eyes.
Prices start at
£2.50
20%OFF
Chickens have so much personality, and this little ladyis no exception. She’s useful for keeping your doorsopen and looks great in the kitchen – and she isn’tegg-xactly difficult to make either...
WHAT YOU NEED• Two pieces of cotton fabric, each measuring 16x12in (40.5x30.5cm)• Small pieces of contrasting fabric for the wings• Card and a side plate to make a template• Red ribbon for comb, tail feathers, wattle and feet.• Red yarn for eyes• Wadding• A pouch of rice, sand or craft pellets to add weight• Repositionable fabric adhesive spray
INSTRUCTIONS
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