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Topic: Mighty Boosh Hitcher ornament with tut  (Read 1394 times)
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jbartistic
« on: December 23, 2007 09:17:59 AM »

I signed up for a Mighty Boosh swap and I was so excited that I started crafting projects for me ahead of time Smiley  I made a Hitcher ornament for our tree

Finished version


Image of the half finished version all laid out


If you want to download the pattern I posted it on my website here
http://jbartistic.com/tut/hitcher_pattern.pdf


Needed:
  • Felt in black, green and white
  • small white beads
  • embroidery floss or thread
  • needles
  • yarn for hair

Directions: (this is my first tut so if I missed anything let me know)
1. Cut out all the felt pieces

2. Embroider the face and add beads to embellish the hat

3. Sew yarn onto the white felt piece that holds the hair, you can see this in the getting ready to assemble pic.  I used the sewing machine for this part since no one will be able to see where the hair is sewn on.

3. Sew the hair piece to the back of the head aligning the tops.  

4. Cut off the excess white felt…I had left the extra on just to make it easier to work with.

5. Sew the front face to the back of the head.  I used a blanket stitch.

6. Blanket stitch the sides and top of the back and front pieces of the hat together, leaving the bottom of the hat open. (If you want to add a loop to hang the ornament add it now.  I just sewed a loop to the back of the hat before putting the hat together.)

7. Put the hitchers head into his hat between the front and back of the hat. Make sure the hat is down enough to cover the stitching of the hair.  I just machine sewed this part so it would be less noticeable than continuing the blanket stitch…really it is all personal preference.

Please let me know if you have any questions!
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Heinoushayley
« Reply #1 on: December 23, 2007 09:47:15 AM »

Haha thats brilliant! x I bet it would be easy to make an Old Gregg one too...with fully functioning man-gina!
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jbartistic
« Reply #2 on: December 23, 2007 02:07:56 PM »

I was thinking of making the pattern bigger to make this into a  lil ipod or cell phone cozy, but I think Old Gregg would be more fun for that Smiley
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tickle-me-emo
« Reply #3 on: December 28, 2007 10:09:47 AM »

you know, the first thing that popped in to my mind. was oh wow mint. and then realised i had inadvertantly made a joke my dad would be proud of   Undecided

It is amazing though whoever your partner for the swap is is very lucky! very sad to have missed out on it AGAIN !
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maddie.boosh
« Reply #4 on: March 30, 2008 12:46:31 PM »

Hahah this is so awesome, the Hitcher rocks Cheesy
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