Charlotte Fox PDF pattern, girl fox pattern, foxy, beginner sewing, Felt Animal sewing pattern, fox pluch toy

Charlotte Fox PDF pattern
She is cuter than ever, and her pattern features three-technique pages, and many illustrations and color photographs!

Pattern includes Charlotte Fox, her lovely blue dress and two-tone orange tote bag. This pattern features beautiful photos, step-by-step instructions, and illustrations that guide you through the making of this delightful felt fox plush toy.
SIZE: Charlotte stands 6 1/2 inches tall from toes to the tips of her ears.

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Gather these materials:
Felt colors: The colors listed are from my threadfollower colorcard in my Etsy shop:
Antique White (4X4.5in), Spice (9x12in), Robin's Egg (5x7in), Copper (2x4in) Carrot (2x4in) Teal (1.5x2in)
Pipe cleaners: Six 12-in extra plush cotton,
Needles: The smallest needle you can
comfortably thread (#8 suggested)
Stuffing: 100% Wool about 10g.
DMC embroidery thread:
White: DMC #3866
Spice, Copper & Carrot : DMC #301
Robbin's Egg & Teal: DMC #3816
Black: DMC #310
Tools and supplies:
Pins: Merchant and Mills Spanish lace pins suggested
Scissors: 6-inch Fiskars soft-touch easy-grip scissors (suggested)
Stuffing tool: Bamboo skewer
Wire cutting tools: wire snips or craft scissors
Washi Tape: To attach paper pattern pieces to felt (or baste)
Freezer paper: See iron-on pattern technique page 15.
Alternate eye options: Beaders Paradise 6/0 black opaque Czech glass beads in place of stitched eyes.