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3 fat quarters or 3 x .25m of matching fabric
2m x  2.5cm wide bias binding to match

Outer fabric (cotton or lightweight canvas):
1 x fat quarter or 0.3m of fabric
Pocket fabric: fat quarter or 0.2m of contrasting fabric
0.3m Medium weight iron on interfacing
Ribbon: 1m  of 1” wide ribbon
Matching thread

2 different fabrics

fat quarters for small owl

0.5m of each for big owl

Black and white felt for the eyes

2 buttons

Polyester fiberfill for stuffing the owl

Rice, wheat, beans, or plastic pellets to give it some weight (place in a zip lock bag)

1m Pretty patterned fabric
63cm 2.5 cm wide elastic (enough to go around your waist)
1.5m Rick – rack (optional)
Sewing thread to match the fabric

.5m of fabric for your bag
Matching thread

2.5 m of cotton webbing for the handles

40 x 24 cm thick canvas or a cut off leg from an old pair of jeans
one fat quarter of patterned fabric
0.5m firm fusible interfacing

2 fat quarters  or  0 .3m of cotton fabric

 (another 0 .3m
Of contrasting fabric if you would like it to be reversible )   

 
2m of matching ribbon or cord

0.5m of fabric for the cushion (best not to get stretchy or silky fabric)

Applique- for non beginners

Scraps of fabric for the applique
1  20cm x 20cm sheet of "Bondaweb"

Cushion inner - 16inches

1m of a sturdy cotton fabric, like quilting cotton

 or a lightweight curtain fabric  

 2m of cotton webbing

For chest sizes 21 inches(53.5cm)

to 26 inches (66cm)

1 meter  of lighteight cotton fabric.

For chest sizes

27 inches (68.5 cm) to 31.5 inches (80cm)

1.2 meters  lightweight cotton fabric.

1.5m of trim (optional)

Fat quarter bundle of fabrics or 

4 x 30cm of cotton fabric

0.5 m of cotton fabric for the back

Cushion inner – 16inches square       

For those who have a bit of sewing experience.

2 Fat quarters

1 x 16 inch zip to match

40cm of medium fusible interfacing

or fusible wadding

1m of a cotton or polycotton fabric

enough 2.5 cm wide elastic to go around your waist