Introducing this lovely Counting Sheep Cushion Cover Sewing Pattern by Helen Newton, featuring ten cheeky sheep balancing in a tower behind a pretty picket fence. A humorous quirky village scene. Super easy to assemble with full sized traceable templates and easy to follow step-by-step instructions. This is a great cushion for those who want to try Free-Motion Machine Embroidery. If you prefer, the applique can be hand finished, or satin stitched for a hand-finished look. The panel can also be used for a quilt. Measuring approximately 16"" square with a bright border and envelope closure on the back. The cover can be made larger by simply increasing the size of the border. A great way to use up some of your favourite remnants from your fabric stash. Materials needed to make cushion cover: 1/2 metre of cream cotton fabric for centre panel 1/4 metre green cotton fabric for border Small pieces of cotton fabric for applique 1 pack of Bondaweb Matching thread Black thread Stabiliser such as Stitch'nTear or Sulky - 12"" square 16"" cushion pad Basic sewing equipment Instagram: helennewtonsews Shop the collection now, with FREE Delivery options available. Happy sewing!