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"Use oddments of cotton fabric left over from past sewing projects to make our cute mouse pincushion, which will come in handy for all your future sewing projects. 1. Enlarge the templates below by 300 per cent and cut out two sides, one face and one base from cotton fabric. Cut two ears from felt. 2.\u00A0Fold the sides of the\u00A0ears in to meet each other and tack the\u00A0ears to the\u00A0face between the\u00A0marks. Stitch the\u00A0sides together at the\u00A0long unnotched edge. Stitch\u00A0the\u00A0 short edge to the\u00A0face. 3.\u00A0Tack an 18cm-long piece of cord to the\u00A0back of the\u00A0base for the\u00A0tail. Stitch the\u00A0body to the\u00A0base, leaving a gap for turning through. Turn right side out. Fill with polyester toy filling. Sew up the\u00A0gap in the\u00A0stitching. 4.\u00A0Sew on a couple of beads for eyes. Knot the\u00A0end of the\u00A0tail. Using black button thread, stitch through the\u00A0nose, leaving four long ends each side, for whiskers. Knot the threads close to the nose. Trim the\u00A0ends of the threads.  See more sewing patterns for fabric scraps &amp;amp;nbsp; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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