Category: Soft toys

• Easter Hen, sewing patterns

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   Easter Hen, sewing patterns This little Easter hen can hide a big egg-shaped surprise! This Easter hen is a small, simple package which you can close with Velcro at the bottom and can easily be made with children. Supplies Tools Pins, Sewing needles, Scissors Materials 1 yellow cotton rectangle 20 x15 cm(8 x6 inches), Some pieces of felt: an orange one of 5cm x5 cm(2 inchesx2 inches) and a 6cm x 10cm (2.4 inchesx4 inches) yellow one, 5 cm(2 inches) of Velcro, Matching thread, Fabric glue (optional), Two beads or little buttons for

• Easter gifts for kids: Introducing the Boo-Boo Bunny (with sewing tutorial)

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  When I was a kid, my family had a "boo-boo bunny." It was this little terry cloth pocket that you could put an ice cube in and hold onto your various kid boo-boos. Now, I had a wonderful childhood, but I don't often remember many details like that from it. Ask anyone who knows me, I just have a horrible memory when it comes to that stuff. (Although, for some reason I can remember any song lyric that was ever

• Owl keychain, sewing patterns

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  You will need: Felt fabric scraps thread and needle scissors keychain First, download, print and cut out the owl pattern ;D Then, cut out two pieces of the body. Then, use fabric to cut out the wings. Now, you can cut out a half circle of a different colour of felt. See? Sew it to the body. Then, add the wings. And two buttons for the eyes. Already looks cute, right? Now, cut a triangle to make the beak. Now, cut a strap from the felt to use it as the hanger…. Also take the

• Sewing tutorial: Strawberry Mini Pin Cushions

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  Sewing tutorial: Strawberry Mini Pin Cushions One problem I have while hand sewing are the pins.  I mean, sure there is that little tomoto where pins can go, but a lot of times I'll wander off with my pinned project, I'll be cutting, and sewing, and I don't want a loose tomoto.  I saw these mini strawberries (and the tutorial here) you can attach to your tools to solve this little problem. These also help identify which tool belongs to you in a group of sewers. 




• Recycling ideas: sheep plush out of mitts and gloves tutorial

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  So you’re wondering what to do with an unused faux-wool car wash mitt, an old pair of black fleece mitts, and an old pair of black chenille gloves (you’re not alone,  it’s been a confounding daily ponderable for me, too).  Well, with these items, you can make a new friend. Recycling ideas: sheep plush out of mitts and gloves tutorial That’s right, I made this lovable little sheep using the above variety of mitts and gloves.  I picked up the car wash

• Recycled Glove: sewing tutorial

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    If you have a lonely glove, tucked away somewhere in the back of a drawer, then why not dust it off and turn it into this adorable chipmunk softie. Recycled Glove: sewing tutorial You can download complete instuctions, provided by crafter and author Miyako Kanamori Recycled Glove

• Sewing tutorial: Wash Mitt Ball-Creature!

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  Sewing tutorial: Wash Mitt Ball-Creature! These funky wash mitts are back at the dollar store!  Run -- do not walk -- and stock up before they are gone!  These things are made of the weirdest, most fun material to create stuff out of! Anyway. Today I will show you how I made a quick, easy, FUN ball out of one of these mitts. Here's what you need: ~ one mitt ~ handful of stuffing ~ needle and thread ~ googly eyes (optional) STEP ONE:  Cut your mitt open as shown. 

• Baby favor: Make your own elephant softie, sewing patterns

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    Baby favor: Make your own elephant softie, sewing patterns This is a little elephant softie I made for my daughter. I wanted to try to design something myself rather than use a pattern from someone else. I think it turned out cute though the next time I will make one, I'll definitely make double seams for more endurance. Here is how to make an elephant of your own: Download the free pattern, print it on letter size paper and cut out. (The original

• Gift presents for kids: DIY Sewn Fish Toy

  Pillows, Sewing, Soft toys   |  0 Comment

  sewing patterns Here’s an easy little fish toy that I made today for the baby. I used fabric scraps, including part of an old neck tie. So far she likes to watch me wiggle the fish tail in front of her. It’s pretty cute. If you want to try making one, there are photos and directions below. Happy fish making! Instructions: First cut out two pieces of fabric into your fish shape. (I used a natural denim fabric.) Then get some small scraps

• Gift presents for kids: sewing patterns

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  love bugs - tutorial & pattern!! (and cuteness, as promised!) UPDATE: I have had some emails and comments that the link for the pattern is not working. I believe this is corrected now. If you are unable to download the pattern please email and I will be happy to send it to you! :) As promised - the infestation is here!! I have officially fallen in love with the little guys (and girls) and I hope you will too! This is going to be

• Christmas crafts: Woodland Ornaments Tutorial

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  Some of my favorite ornaments growing up were these birds that didn’t hang on the tree, but instead wrapped around the branches with wire. They looked so lovely sitting up on the branch and you could pose them anyway you liked. Recently someone told me that in Germany they have little wooden mushrooms on wires and they fill their Christmas tree with them. I thought we should have more wired ornaments. My first idea was a pinecone because they naturally

• Quilting Gifts for Christmas day: more sewing patterns

  Christmas's day, Holiday & seasonal crafts, Pillows, Sewing, Soft toys   |  0 Comment

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