Einhorn Tasche Charme

Use stitching prongs or a 1mm hole punch to punch the stitching holes directly on top of the paper.

Verwenden Sie einen 3-mm-Lochstanzer, um die Löcher zu stanzen, die die Niete am O-Ring-Band aufnehmen sollen (Element mit Anmerkung versehen). S on the pattern) and a 5mm hole punch for the eyes on both sides of the body (C).

Schneiden Sie mit einer Schere oder einem X-Acto-Messer alle Teile des Projekts aus.

You’ll notice that elements T are ridiculously small and may prove difficult to cut-out. Those are optional. Please refer to the last step (ie: Feinschliff) to decide if you’d like to use them or not.

This is a fun project to paint as it showcases all the colors of the rainbow to create the fabulous mane! I used Angelus leather paints and metallic gold paint for the O-ring tab.

Create a loop at the end of the O-ring strap (S) with a rivet, using your rivet setter to set it up.

Set the plastic eyes in place in their sockets.

Apply a generous amount of glue to the backside in order to secure them in place and wait for it to dry completely.

To stitch together both halves of the horn (F), first join two opposite edges with a cross-stitch starting at the second hole from the base.

Do the same with the other two opposite edges (stopping at the second hole from the base) to complete the horn. You can loop the thread to fill-in the space between each pair of holes to create the appearance of rings on the horn.

Finally add some stuffing to the horn to shape the cone.

Stitch the cheeks (A) and the hearts (B) to both halves of the body (C1 Und C2).

Next stitch the hooves and the two halves of the body together (E1 Und D1 über C1, E2 Und D2 über C2).

You can also stitch them during the next step which would be easier to do. I wanted to use a different thread color for the hooves compared to the body’s which is why I sewed them separately.

Stitching the mane involves a lot of overlapping pieces thus I’ll give you the detail of what’s going on for each hole. In each case, I will list all the layers that the needle will go through in the overlapping order, assuming that it first enters through the back of the body (C2).

If you look at the assembly diagram, you’ll see that we start stitching one hole before the first element of the mane. Let’s number this starting hole hole 0.

• hole 1: starting at the back, our needle goes through C2 -> G -> C1
• hole 2: C2 -> G -> C1
• hole 3: C2 -> H -> ICH -> C1
• hole 4: C2 -> H -> ICH -> J -> C1
• hole 5: C2 -> J -> C1
• hole 6: C2 -> K2 (ear) -> J -> L -> K1 (ear) -> C1
• hole 7: C2 -> K2 (ear) -> J -> L -> K1 (ear) -> M -> C1
• hole 8: C2 -> L -> C1
• hole 9: C2 -> L -> N -> C1
• hole 10: C2 -> F (horn) -> L -> F (horn) -> C1
• hole 11: C2 -> F (horn) -> F (horn) -> C1

Add the snout (O1 Und O2) over each side of the face.

At that point you can start adding stuffing inside the body.

Stitch the 3 pieces of the tail (P über Q über R) in between the two halves of the body.

Stitch the O-ring’s strap (S) in between the two halves of the body and finish stitching the unicorn.

Using leathercraft glue or superglue, glue the two ear’s (K1 Und K2) pink details (T1 Und T2) vorhanden.

Finally add the O-ring carabiner to the strap to complete your bag charm.