This simple, easy to follow pattern is just what you need to create stylish and seasonal outfits for your porch goose! Download the pattern and follow along to lean how to add machine embroidery to your porch goose project.
Supplies & Materials:
Supplies
- 1/2 yard of cotton, felt, or other kinds of fabric
- 1/8 yard contrasting fabric for the collar
- Embroidery thread
- Temporary spray adhesive (such as Gunold KK100)
- Medium weight cutaway stabilizer - we use Sulky's Cut Away Plus Midweight Stabilizer (this is an affiliate link - we may earn a commission off purchases made with this link)
- Porch Goose Figure - We use the 23" Goose Figure (this is an affiliate link - we may earn a commission off purchases made with this link)
Tools
- Scissors - We love Gingher brand scissors (this is an affiliate link – we may earn a commission off purchases made with this link)
- Iron – Our makers use this Rowenta Iron every day (this is an affiliate link – we may earn a commission off purchases made with this link)
- Fabric marking pen(s) - We recommend these heat erase pens (this is an affiliate link – we may earn a commission off purchases made with this link)
The design used in this tutorial is:
Jump on the porch goose trend and create a dress for your adorable friend using your embroidery machine!
This pattern works great for the 23" and 17" goose size.
Don't have a porch goose yet, but want to join in the fun? We purchased this 23" Goose Figure (this is an affiliate link. We may earn commission on purchases made with this link).
Gather Materials:
Tape together the pattern and cut out the fabric pieces.
Sew the two pieces of collar together on the bottom three sides with a ½” seam allowance, leaving the top open.
Trim the seam allowance close to seam, then flip the collar right side out and press. Repeat for the other side of the collar.
With the wrong sides of fabric facing together, line up the notches of the collar and dress. Then, pin in place and sew with 1/2" seam allowance.
Fun tip: for a finished look you can use a French seam.
Next, trim the seam allowance close to seam if left unfinished. Then press the collar to the right side.
Start Embroidering:
Embroider your desired design onto the dress. Once that's complete, trim away excess stabilizer on the back.
With the right sides together, close the sides with a 1/2" seam allowance. Hem for a clean finish.
Now that your dress is complete, your goose is ready for their porch debut. You can use this simple pattern over and over so your goose is ready for every holiday and season!
