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Chick Pin Tutorial

By Amy

chick pin tutorial

Last spring, I shared this free pattern with you.

Punch Needle Chick Pin

And I have had questions about how to finish it.

This time, it was punched with a blue background.

Punched Chick

After punching, trim the weavers cloth to around 1/4″

and carefully press the empty weavers cloth to the back.

Weavers Cloth pressed back

When you turn it back over,

you shouldn’t be able to see any weavers cloth.

Punched Chick

You will also need felted wool for the backing,

some marking chalk, a pinback, and ribbon for around the edge.

Supplies NeededPlace the finished punch needle project on top of the wool

and mark around it with chalk.

Cut out the wool oval.

Wool Oval

Layer the wool oval and the punch needle piece, wrong sides together.

If you want to add some dimension, you can add a little stuffing in between the layers.Sign me up!

The edge of this project was finished with crinkly ribbon.

It was finished in the same manner as this project.

(There are pictures and instructions for finishing a similar project here.)

Back of Finished Chick Pin

Sew on the pin and enjoy!

Finished Chick Pin

Blessings~
Amy

Filed Under: Punch Needle, Tutorials

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Our small farm is nestled amongst the Amish. We have a few cows, some sheep, a labradoodle, one calico cat, and lots of wide open spaces for our children to roam. I enjoy making primitive needle punch, wool creations, and learning how to spin the wool from our sheep. Read more...

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