It sure doesn´t look perfect, but most of it was done by Ronja herself, so she´s very proud, and it´s warm and cost me next to nothing. And, my fellow scrappers, do you recognize some elements you know? Here´s the motive from closer:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh1anRbtrPC_yOrgsR8B3HTkhM6gPuj3wPT6NnNxPBdKuWtk7D10fzUAYFqa-W1trEBbacqp9ZkH6oP1ASALSu1B7TlAyhYKmRPQfXVc0zFOo3ZzpFlUJ9mDYp1BbHFhjtee6_0hlkkwCs/s400/ronjas+eulenshirt.jpg)
You can really easily do that yourself, even if you´re not so trained in sewing, it´s a very simple project. Just fold your fabric and cut something out that looks like this:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgyu3HzOzxamlKa3XEonoNCRkuetGLIvNaRuTnCJ8mrqoHZ-eGlKUKfc5YO5XU-VorRRIkpxvc4ZRU_OgrQddagAbkPT9tiV-lzG91UDObAcaACTFD8-2NxkCcIHxeq5ZL6UZ5AUjP-Eps/s400/Unbenannt+-+1.jpg)
It doesn´t have to be too tidy or exact. You need it twice, of course, and then you just sew the two pieces together. I printed the image above on textile transfere foile, so I could just iron it on. The whole procedure took Ronja and me less than two hours, though I stll might have to hem the whole thing. But it was so much fun!
So, go ahead and sew :-)
Oh, and I´ll be back tomorrow with a new template and my weekly layout, I promise :-)
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