Fabric Garage To Go

SUPPLIES & TOOLS:

• Green fabric, 1 yard
• Outer fabric, 1 yard
• Black felt fabric, 1 yard
• White embroidery thread
• Felt sheets, 9"x 12", in desired colors
• Scissors
• Sewing machine
• Water soluble marker
• Pattern templates
• Hot glue gun
• Quilt batting
• Iron

DIRECTIONS:

1. Cut pieces of the green fabric, the outer fabric, and the quilt batting to 18"x 28". Set aside.
2. To find the downloadable pattern click on the "GET PATTERNS" tab above.
3. Using the pattern templates, cut out the road piece from the black felt.
4. Center the road piece onto the green fabric and sew along the edge.
5. Cut a length of white embroidery thread and knot one end. Sew a running stitch down the center of the road.
6. Cut out the parking garage pieces from felt. Place the longer piece on top of the shorter piece. Line up the little tick marks on each of the pieces. Sew down these lines. Sew along the back edge of the piece, folding the top pieces to make three pockets. Position the parking garage pieces onto the green fabric and sew in place. Cut a length of embroidery thread and embroider the word PARK in front of the garage.
7. Cut out the lake from blue felt. Position it on the green fabric and sew it in place.
8. Cut out the ducks from felt and hot glue them onto the lake piece
9. Cut out the house pieces from felt. Hot glue the doors and windows onto the houses. Position them onto the green fabric where desired and sew in place.
10. Cut out an office building. Hot glue the doors and windows to the front of the building. Position the building onto the green fabric and sew in place.
11. Cut out the trees and trunks from felt. Position them onto the green fabric where desired. For the trees, sew the leaf pieces down first, then sew the trunks on top. For the pine trees, sew the stump pieces down first, then sew the green on top
12. Cut out any stop and yield signs and position them along the road as desired. Sew them in place.
13. Cut out the tab pieces, and with right sides together, sew along three edges, leaving one short end open. Turn right side out and iron flat. Sew a small piece of Velcro to the end. Set aside.
14. Place the finished road piece and the outer fabric together, with right sides facing. Sandwich the tab between the two pieces at the side of the dollhouse, and pin in place. Place the quilted batting on top of the two pieces and pin in place. Sew along the edge of the piece, leaving a hole for turning.
15. Turn the piece right side out, and iron the edges flat.
16. Hand stitch the hole closed.