An Angel and a Father Christmas made from Felt with Glitter
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These figures are made from felt, with or without glitter, using a template. Each figure is partly sewn together and partly glued together. The figures are stuffed with wool and the mouth and eyes on the head are drawn with a black textile marker.
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Print and cut out the template which is available as a separate PDF-file for this idea. Copy the parts onto felt and cut out. (NB: cut two pieces for the body).
Print and cut out the template which is available as a separate PDF-file for this idea. Copy the parts onto felt and cut out. (NB: cut two pieces for the body).2 
Thread mercerised cotton yarn onto a needle and sew the two body pieces together with tacking stitches. Place the feet at the bottom between the two layers of felt and sew them on. NB: Leave an opening for the carded wool (or similar) stuffing and sew the opening together.
Thread mercerised cotton yarn onto a needle and sew the two body pieces together with tacking stitches. Place the feet at the bottom between the two layers of felt and sew them on. NB: Leave an opening for the carded wool (or similar) stuffing and sew the opening together.3 
Glue on the head and hands using Clear Multi Glue Gel and draw the facial features on the head using a black textile marker. Cut a long piece of mercerised cotton yarn and sew the halo onto the top of the head. Use the rest of the cotton yarn for hanging.
Glue on the head and hands using Clear Multi Glue Gel and draw the facial features on the head using a black textile marker. Cut a long piece of mercerised cotton yarn and sew the halo onto the top of the head. Use the rest of the cotton yarn for hanging.Another example 
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