Contains:
- Illustrated step-by-step instructions
- Tips and Tricks
- A4 / Letter (US) Patterns Including Seam Allowances
- Cutting Plan
Materials you need at home:
- Fabric A: 50 x 35 cm
- Fabric B: 80 x 28 cm
- Fabric C: 8 x 14 cm
- Fusible web (e.g., Bondaweb): 90 x 14 cm
- Interfacing as needed
- Stuffing
- Embroidery thread (e.g., Glow in the Dark): for decorative stitching
- Sewing thread
The idea to sew a rocket came to me spontaneously after a visit to IKEA. In the children's section, I saw many cute decorative items, but unfortunately, they often looked cheap and were not sustainably made. This inspired me to sew a rocket myself – something unique that would also last a long time. Initially, I wanted to sew a UFO, but the idea of the rocket just stuck with me.
After several attempts, I realized that it wasn’t as easy as I had imagined. The first designs were too complicated, and I wanted to create a project that anyone could replicate. So, I opted for a minimalist design that still includes all the essential details. The result is a simple, yet creative rocket that you can customize as you like.
You can beautifully implement the details of the rocket with appliques. Unleash your creativity by using embroidered patches, glow-in-the-dark thread, or even luminescent paint. Thanks to its sturdy construction, the rocket can stand on its own – this was particularly important to me as it can be used not only for playing but also as a decorative pillow.
Sewing the rocket can be a bit tricky in some places, so it’s better suited for sewers with some experience. If you're not very familiar with appliques, I offer a separate tutorial that shows all the basics. This makes the rocket a great project for those who are looking for a challenge and want to let their creativity run wild.
- For experienced sewers: Precision is required, especially with the appliques.
- Minimalist design: Simple yet versatile.
- Multiple uses: Perfect for playing or as a decorative pillow.
- Creative customization: Personalize the rocket to your taste.
Size: 30 x 18 cm
What You Need
Materials:
- Fabric A: 50 x 35 cm
- Fabric B: 80 x 28 cm
- Fabric C: 8 x 14 cm
- Fusible web (e.g., Bondaweb): 90 x 14 cm
- Interfacing as needed
- Stuffing
- Embroidery thread (e.g., Glow in the Dark): for decorative stitching
- Sewing thread
Tools:
- Sewing Machine
- Scissors
- Pins
- Measuring tape
- Iron
- Chalk or Marker
- Crochet hook or edge shaper
What you get
- Illustrated step-by-step instructions: Detailed instructions with clear pictures for easy implementation.
- Tips and Tricks: Useful hints to get the most out of your project.
- A4 / Letter (US) Patterns Including Seam Allowances: Precise patterns that include all necessary seam allowances.
- Cutting Plan: A clear plan to help you cut out the fabric pieces.
byGesa
Hey and welcome! I'm Gesa. Welcome to my world of colors, shapes, and imagination! As a designer (originally from the fashion sector) with a great passion for kids' room decor and DIY, I've dedicated my heart to creating spaces and objects that are not only beautiful to look at but also tell stories.