Moose Ride-On Toy and Wall Decor Sewing Pattern and Tutorial DIGITAL PDF

Description Smell the fresh air and maple leaves! Imagination can take you Anywhere! Those enormous long lanky moose are simply fun.  Childhood and stick horses have been two peas in a pod for centuries…even if it is a moose rather than a horse. Decor also inspires the imagination…choose the faux taxidermy option for a woodland theme will be the focal point in any room!This project is suitable for the confident beginner and also features more intermediate to advanced options.  Each step is detailed with clear instructions and photographs.  This is a two-in-one pattern!  It includes two sizes in both the ride-on toy version and the wall decor version.  Three antler styles, two eyelid and ear styles are also included. Deceptively easy to makeDetailed  step by step instructions Photos accompany each stepFull size pattern piecesTips for best resultsTwo sizes includedSimple antler and complex antler optionsRide-on toy AND wall decor (faux taxidermy) includedVariations includedPDF digital download, available instantly after purchaseList of vendors for various materialsPrint only the pages you need, instructions can be followed on your computer or mobile device (or printed if desired)Make them for a special child, event or even sell your finished reindeerPrints on standard 8.5″ x 11″ printer paper.  Some pieces need to be joined with tape to create the full size template. Experience Level Confident Adventurous Beginner Language: English Measurements: US Standard Units Digital Download Size When Complete Toddler: ~26 inches tallDowel is 7/8 inch diameterWeighs about 1 poundHead is about ~8″x 8″ x 4″ (excluding antlers)Ideal age range ~2.5 to 4 years (varies by child)Standard:~40 inches tallDowel is 1 inch diameterWeighs about 2 poundsHead is ~12″ x 12″ x 6″ (excluding antlers)Ideal age range ~3.5  to 7 years (varies by child) This pattern pays it forward for conservation, click to learn more. Want to make your moose with fabric eyes?  I have a free tutorial to make applique eyes. Free Tutorial to Make an Advent Frame (works for the moose too)! Free Tutorial to Make a Jingle Bell Harness/Collar (works for the moose too)! "Overall your assessment difficulty of "Confident Beginner" is accurate. I like the quantity of pictures you used and was able to follow along well. It is nice to see a variety of options listed so you can adjust based on skill level." Nicole Kaiser USA "Like always the Moose is an excellent pattern! Full of details so it is easy to succeed. As every pattern, it is important to read the instructions but the instructions are clear and easy to understand." Jennifer Epp Canada "I am officially in love with your patterns and look forward to owning all of them and getting to the point that I can do your patterns well and justice for the quality of pattern that they are! Your style is amazing!!" Kellie Walker USA Facebook Twitter Google-plus Instagram Why do you sew? Do you love the sense of accomplishment? Do you find it relaxing? Do you value handmade heirlooms? Is it your happy place? Do you enjoy the creative expression? D.A.S.I.E. Copyright and Terms This pattern and tutorial is copyright protected.  It cannot be shared, sold, redistributed, copied, etc, in any manner in whole or in part.  A full copyright statement is in the tutorial. You may make items from this pattern to sell on a small ‘home crafter’ scale.  I request that credit be given to Rustic Horseshoe for the design on any items sold.  This is detailed in the tutorial.  I greatly appreciate your honesty and adherence to my copyright and terms, I have put a lot of hard work into not only the creation of my design, but the creation of this pattern and tutorial.