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کوسن های زیبایی که میبنید رو از الگوهای داده شده برش میزنید و طبق توضیحات تصویری میدوزید .....

1. Download and print out our SIX pattern sheets: Owl Body Part 1, Owl Body Part 2, Owl Head Part 1, Owl Head Part 2, Owl Features Part 1, Owl Features Part 2.
   
   
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2. Cut a piece of tear away stabilizer to fit behind the eyes. 
3. Place the fleece on top of the stabilizer. 
4. Set up the machine with bobbin thread in the top and in the bobbin. This fine thread will allow you to "pre-position" the eyes, appliquéing them in place and creating a smooth edge for the decorative stitches that follow. The thin white thread will virtually disappear into the nap of the fleece.
5. Select a medium sized zig zag stitch (we used 3.0 width and 1.5 length). Attach a decorative stitch foot (we used the clear Janome Open Toe Satin Stitch F2 foot with its wide open front and helpful center guide notch). 
6. Zig zag around the eye, using the edge of the white circle as your center guide. The fleece fabric may curl as you stitch. You can use your seam ripper or a stylus to hold the edges down as you sew. Zig zag around both eyes.
   
7. Place the Owl Beak in position between the eyes, again following the placement shown on the paper pattern. Notice how the beak overlaps the eyes. Place a pin at this overlap point on each eye. This is where you'll start and stop your decorative stitching so the stitching overlap is hidden under the beak. Remove the beak.
   
8. Re-thread the machine with a decorative thread on top (we used black) and bobbin thread in the bobbin. Select a satin stitch that will give you an "eyelash" effect. We chose Stitch #144 on our Memory Craft 8900. You could also use a simple wide zig zag or a blanket stitch.
9. Starting at the pin, stitch around each eye, centering the stitch on the edge of the white eye circle.
   
10. Find two of the 1" black buttons. 
11. Center one black button within each white eye circle. Tape in place. 
    
12. We used a Button Sewing foot and the button sewing option on our Janome MC8900. To do this, attach the Button foot on the machine and lower the feed dogs. Select the "Sew on button" option, or select a zig zag. This will be determined by your machine's instruction manual. Place the button under the foot. Turn the wheel by hand to lower the needle into the first hole of the button. Continue to turn the wheel by hand until the needle approaches the second hole of the button. Adjust the stitch width if necessary. Sew on the button. Remove the tape. Remove the excess stabilizer.
    
    NOTE: For more information, check out our tutorial on Sewing Buttons by Machine. Of course, you can sew the buttons on by hand. But make sure you double or triple your thread, and stitch numerous loops so you can completely fill the button holes with thread. You don't want any white showing through the holes of the buttons. 

Complete the owl body (front and back) and add beak

1. Re-thread with all purpose thread to match the fabric in the top and bottom.
2. Place the appliquéd head right sides together with one body piece. Pin in place.
   
3. Using a ½" seam allowance, stitch together. Steam the seam open. Fleece is delicate and an iron can leave marks, so steaming the seam should be done without touching the fabric.
   
4. Repeat to sew the remaining Owl Head to the remaining Owl Body, but leave a 4" opening in the center of the seam for turning and stuffing.
   
5. Flip over the owl front to the right side and position the beak according to the pattern. Pin in place.
   
6. Cut a piece of tear away stabilizer to fit behind the beak. 
7. Place the fleece on top of the stabilizer. 
8. Re-thread the machine with bobbin thread in the top and the bobbin. 
9. As you did above for the eyes, select a medium sized zig zag stitch and appliqué the beak in place.  
   
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