When I shoved the throttle forward, she accelerates like a rocket ship. It will be hidden behind your page once you put on a backing or another page (unless your zipper goes up really high! I tested mine with the pins before sewing. Handmade Grey Rocket ship Printed Fabric Make-up Bag Perfect for keeping your essential cosmetics safe and can be carried with you in a handbag or taken. and the top wing fabric starts peeling off. You will have to fold up the page a bit to get both sides pinned, and there will be an inch or so crossing the zipper that can’t be pinned/sewed. Unzip your zipper and pin one side-corner of the triangle to the back side of a lower corner of the page, leaving room so you don’t sew through the zipper. I pressed mine like this before moving on. The triangle will get folded like origami so that the two outer points meet down at the bottom point when the zipper is closed. Top stitch all the way around, closing the hole. Learn from my errors! Turn the triangle right-side-out and press the hole shut. Guilford of Maine, the open line brand of True Textiles, Inc., provides woven textile products to midmarket manufacturers, office furniture refurbishers. Sew down your decorated moon to cover the top of the zipper opening.įor the flames: Fold the 10″ square into a triangle, right sides facing, press and sew (leaving a hole to turn it right-side-out.) Note that my square was a little too small so my seam allowance is tiny and it came out wavy. On the front of the page, cut the felt open up the center of the zipper to make the opening. A group of three boys, I think they are brothers build a rocket ship in their back yard. To add the zipper, I pinned it face down onto the back of my black felt then sewed it with a zipper foot. Made with a waterproof fabric but the seams are not sealed. Here’s what I did… I sewed the rocket together with some batting to make it dimensional.
It’s all pretty self-explanatory from the pattern and photos, but the flames are a little tricky. Whatever works best for your situation! My other materials were: felt sheets (black glitter, dark gray, light gray, orange, turquoise and light blue), matching threads, batting/stuffing, a scrap of clear vinyl to make the window shiny, 7″ black zipper and a scrap of ribbon ton attach the rocket to the zipper pull. I did use star sequins in this design, but you can leave them out or replace them with felt or embroidery if you have a young baby who puts things in their mouth.
When the rocket soars towards outer space, the zipper opens to reveal flames. There is a hand-sewn felt rocket ship attached to a zipper. The page is designed to learn how to work zippers. If you use the pattern, I’d love to see it! Link back to me or leave a comment! I have the first page of Jax’s Quiet Book finished! This page was inspired by Handmade by Jill’s rocket page and the fact that Jax’s grandpa was a rocket scientist (astrophysicist.) I created a pattern as I worked on this page, and I’m sharing it with you all for your personal use. Astronauts fabric,Space Fabric,Navy nurserie cotton,fabric by the yard,Rocketship Fabric,Galaxy,Star,Nursery Decor,Boys Fabric,cosmos fabric The length dropdown.
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