Sew Your Own Nursery Rhymes: Old MacDonald

Description

Sew the magic of nursery rhymes with a stitch of creativity! Dive into a world of whimsy and wonder where crafting meets nostalgia in a delightful dance of sewing, felt and imagination. For sewers new and more experienced.

Open up a world of playful creativity with this new series of Sew Your Own Nursery Rhyme books, specially geared towards adults with a passion for crafting and a love for sharing cherished nursery rhymes with children.

The book features

• easy-to-follow patterns for Old MacDonald herself, and her charming menagerie, including a cow, pig, horse, sheep, cat, dog, chicken, duck, mouse and rabbit.
• take your skills further and create a fold-up farmyard playmat modeled on a variety of farm buildings – all crafted from colorful felt and easy for adults with even basic hand-sewing skills to try.

This is the perfect gift for the little ones in your life – even the youngest tot will enjoy re-enacting the famous nursery rhyme with handmade characters that spring to life from the page.

As an exciting bonus, each book ties into the popular YouTube videos produced by Little Woolly Vision, creating a seamless connection between the crafting world and the digital realm, appealing to today’s children with traditional storytelling charm.

So, why wait? Grab your needles, gather your felt and let the nostalgia and enchantment of Old MacDonald’s farm come alive in your hands!Sarah Simi is a knitter extraordinaire and the creator, director and producer of Nudinits, the world’s first all-knitted animation. Sarah makes lots of the puppets and sets for the animations of Little Woolly Vision – the children’s division of Woolly Vision, a multi-award winning, stop-motion animation company specializing in making animation with wool, fabric and felt. T

he aim is to put a new spin on nursery rhymes and to move away from the computer generated animation so often associated with children’s songs online. Every nursery rhyme on their channel is animated using traditional stop-motion techniques and each puppet and set hand sewn with felt.

Sarah lives in Kent, UKCN

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