Boo Boo’s can be hard for some kids, but do you know what makes them easier and better? A hot/cold boo boo bunny! This simple bunny bean bag can do double duty. Play, or heal. You choose. Supplies for Sewing: … Read More
Do you have a nice collection of chenille fabric laying around or stuffed in a drawer? This cuddly cat plushie tutorial is a great way to showcase some different textured fabric. Supplies for Sewing: fabric- body, arms, legs chenille- body, … Read More
This silly snake is perfect for little bits of fabric in your sewing studio. Have the kiddos pick out their favorite combination to make it more personalized and quirky. Supplies for Sewing: fabric- scraps for body felt- tongue, eyes polyfil … Read More
I love it when the kids can get involved in designing and sewing plushies. Felt puppets is totally one that you can start with. Load up a table with supplies– wool felt, scissors….and let them get going! Their imagination will … Read More
I am not sure that you can have too many owl plushies or patterns around! This one by Beck & Lundy is no exception. Mix and match your fabric– even add a bit of fuzzy fleece to get him all … Read More
Meow– I couldn’t help myself with that one. This Kitty is a great example of primitive style of plushies that have been modernized and updated to super cool. Cool cat. The construction is a traditional 2 parts- then sewn together, … Read More
Winter is here and it’s time to eat all of those leftover Candy Canes! Inspired I am sure by the yummy crooked cane candy, this little owl is ready for sitting by the fire. You will find the patterns and … Read More
This crazy pair is a delight! Made with fleece they are super simple in shape and accessories. These obviously have skirt and are girls– but you can quickly change them into a boy if you need! Great for snuggles and … Read More
This plush pattern isn’t one that will get a lot of squeezes, but I thought it was fun anyways! Great for the holidays — Sew your very own deer head to hang on the wall.