Stick zebra
I thought a stick horse would be a fun project. Then, as I was perusing for fabric, I thought, “Every kid has a stick horse. But how many have a stick ZEBRA?” I decided to get a little whimsical with the concept. Of course, you can always go for a more traditional horse or even use our Cowboy fabric for an unusual one. A fun, fluffy trim makes a great mane! |
Supplies
(Click fabrics for direct links for purchase at Warehouse Fabrics Inc.)
Half a yard each of fabric and trim (for mane) did the trick. Make the eyes out of felt or buttons or anything you want. Dowels can be found at any craft store or you can use an old broomstick. I used this suede “string” to help secure the neck of the horse to the dowel, but you can use ribbon or rope. |
The pattern
stickzebra1 | stickzebra2 | stickzebra3 | stickzebra4 |
Print each of those PDFs with no scaling. You will cut off or fold the borders along the lines and tape together so that the letters match. There will be three pages across and then one page underneath. Just match the letters and you’ll see. Then cut out your pattern.
Cut 2 of the horse head |
The process
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