Clown Hand and Ray Gun

This pattern shows how to make a Creepy Clown holding a Ray Gun. The pattern consists of making a right hand with partial arm, sleeve, and a ray gun. The arm has wire through it making the fingers poseable. As well as, it is used as an anchor to the frame. You will be making each of the colored pieces of the ray gun. Then, sewing them together. If you do not like making/ sewing multiple pieces, you will not like the ray gun (it is made up of 25 pcs). Pointer to the frame is 7.75” long, the fist is 3.5” wide, sleeve is 4.25” wide, ray gun is 10” tall, 4.25” wide, and 11.25” deep. A single strand of worsted weight yarn is used in the colors: aran, yellow, blue, pink, red, and green. Basic stitches are used along with some advanced stitches making this more of an intermediate pattern. A drill and pliers are used, but there are ways around that if you are using a picture frame instead of a wood plaque. A manual drill can be used as well. This is not an item recommended for children due to the nature of the piece. The pattern includes typed instructions along with lots of photos. I explained as much of the construction process as I could to try and make it as easy as possible. Including how to make the background/ inner part of the frame. As well as, how to make/ add a hanging loop to your plaque/ frame. There are 29 pages total. Because of the size of the pattern, I had to make the printer friendly version as a separate download (15 pages). So, you get 2 downloads with this pattern.