#Dalmatian on fire truck full size#

Then I laid the window and siren vinyl between the red truck piece and the white cab piece before sewing them together. I started by stitching tiny red star sequins to the siren area on the red truck piece.

Red Sew-on Velcro (I used a small piece of hook).Black Sew-On Velcro (I used 1 hook coin and 1 hook square cut in half).2 Large Shank-Back Buttons (7/8″) (Mine are 1028 here from A.C.2 Large Yellow Buttons (1″ from this pack ).4 Sew-On Snaps (I used the small ones.).Felt from American Felt & Craft (in white, black, gray, elephant, banana cream pie, orange juice, big apple & doe.).This tutorial is for the first two parts of the fire station book – the fire truck and the dalmatian! My fire station will be sewn differently, and I’ll post all about the construction when I get to that point. If you plan to use the fire truck pattern on a page that is the size I normally sew, you may need to shrink it a slight bit if you don’t want it sticking out. I wanted them to be able to ride in the truck, so I couldn’t have a tiny truck. Here is my fire truck, shown with a ruler and one of my regular pages for scale.īecause the dolls needed to set the scale of the page, the fire truck is quite large. The fire fighters will be made from the same pattern as the dollhouse dolls, so they will be interchangeable.

#Dalmatian on fire truck full size#

My project will be a full stand-alone quiet book, just like the dollhouse book, but using full size 9″ x 12″ sheets of felt for each page. I’ve even caught him playing with it wearing his fire fighter hat! After getting many requests for a fire fighter quiet book page, I decided to start designing.

Jax enjoys the little toy fire station he received from our friend when he was little.