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Wednesday, December 16, 2009


Gee! Wish I'd wiped down the microwave before taking Mr. Scotty's picture!!! He is made from wool from a pattern whose designer I will credit in a minute. I'll have to track down the pattern, as I downloaded it from a blog a few weeks ago, and I firmly believe in giving credit. The designer made it from felt, but as I mentioned, I made mine from reprised wool and needed to add seam allowances so that it would not turn out emaciated because I was using his girth in seams. I think he's quite the charmer!
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  1. UnknownDecember 19, 2009 at 11:27 PM

    Little scotty is by Jenny B Harris. She has generously shared her pattern with us on her blog. If you Google "felt scotty dog pattern," you'll find it. If you don't want to do that, read my later post titled "Scotty dog is by Jenny B. Harris". I've GOT to make more of him--maybe I'll actually use a sewing machine this time!! I have one I need to test before it goes home with son Corey tomorrow.

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