How to make a mouse pad in 6 steps The mouse pads we used are always very thick and have no creation in instruction. Today I want to teach you how to make a mouse pad so that you can operate your computer more easily. In fact, making personalized mouse pads is not complicated at all.
What I said personalized mouse pads are really lovely and soft. So it is superior to those sold in stores. I can’t wait to tell you the details about how to make a mouse pad.
Materials needed in a mouse pad:
Polyester felt in different color
A pair of scissors
Sewing thread and needle
Cotton
How to make a mouse pad? Step 1: make a preparing work Prepare polyester felt in blue, yellow, black, white and pink. Cut off 2 rounds with the diameter of 24cm, 4 yellow pentagrams (two are
big
and
two
are
small),
4
white
pentagrams (two are big and two are small), 2 felts in the shape of moon, 2 big black eyes in oval, 2 smaller white ovals, 2 black eyeballs, 6 felts in the shape of tie knot and 2 white faces.
Step 2: make a sewing work First, sew the pentagrams, every two pieces make into one pentagram, put cotton, so we can get 4 pentagrams in total, 2 in white and 2 in yellow.
Second, sew the moon, you can draw smiling faces and use the pink felt to make 2 cheeks. Then sew the tie knots in the same way, and put cotton.
Step 3: make ears Cut off 4 shapes of ears and sew every 2 together, put cotton and then we get 2 ears.
Step 4: make eyes Sew the black oval, the white oval and the black eyeball together. It is one eye and then make
Step 5: make face Sew 2 moons together, and then sew the eyes on one side, you can add a mouth. Put cotton again.
Step 6: the ending work Sew the 2 blue rounds together as a mat, and then sew the pentagrams, the tie knots and face on the mat. (As picture one)
That’s all the details about how to make a mouse pad. We need have enough patience on this work. If you command this skill, you can more personalized mouse pads according to your own needs.
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