Xmas dove template

To make the dove decoration: Download the dove pdf file here and print it onto some card stock. Cut out the dove and the wings and decorate any way you like we painted ours with liquid water colours Fold the dove bodies in half and insert a string in between each side then stick them together to make a double sided dove body. Cut a slit along the marked line and poke the wings through. To make the Christmas tree decoration: Download the Christmas tree pdf file here and print it onto some card stock Cut out the trees and decorate them anyway you like.

Fold each tree down the centre line — scoring along the line will help you get a neater fold. Stick all the folded trees together to make one decoration. Secure a string down the centre before you stick the last tree in place.

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Christmas Peace Dove Decoration. Stuff your bird with toy stuffing, making sure you push the stuffing carefully into the beak and tail. Sew up your turning gap with an invisible stitch. Sew on the black beads, stitching through your bird. Using the marked wing placements as a guide, sew the wings onto your bird, sewing through the bird from one side to the other. To make bunting, the doves need to be spaced 20cm 8in apart and you need to leave a 60cm 23in gap at each end so you have enough to tie up your bunting.

Fold your bias binding in half lengthways and press. Mark where your birds will hang, pin the end of their hanging tape inside the fold of the bias tape and sew up your bunting all the way along. Hang your Christmas dove decorations in pride of place over your heart or as part of a festive window display. She shares her work on her website www.