These simple little fox plush can be made to snuggle when sick. They are a hot/cold buddie. We have a few monsters that are always hanging out in the freezer, ready for bumps and bruises. Supplies for Sewing: cotton, cordory … Read More
Snails aren’t really my thing, but I love the googly eyes on this snail softie! This is a great felt snail softie- a little tricky with the big eyes on the small stem, but I am pretty sure you can … Read More
I love these! Little felt food is a great way to interact with your dolls and plushies. Kitchen play time is no fun though without some yummy felt food! Hop on over and find the instructions on making your own: … 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
Simple dolls are the best for little hands. These Babushka dolls are perfect for snuggling and tucking under little arms. Add some lace and ribbon for some extra embellishment. Supplies for Sewing: fabric- body ribbon lace, ric rac- embellishments felt- … Read More
This free doll tutorial isn’t the typical one. There is fabric involved, but her body is wire wrapped in thread. I adore her though and had to share. Supplies for sewing: wire- body, arms, legs embroidery thread- body, arms, legs … Read More
Thinking of these might help me remember that Spring is coming! The garden will be planted and then…yummy carrots! Supplies for Sewing: fabric- carrot fleece or felt- grass tops needle & thread polyfil stuffing See the whole Carrot Plushie Tutorial … Read More
I love the simplicity of Mr. Ted. There are no extra parts here- just a simple bear. The fabric choice is perfect for his sophistacated style too- Supplies for Sewing: fabric- body felt- face, nose, eyes polyfil stuffing needle & … 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