Toys and stuffed animals
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Felted Stuffed Animals - Martha Stewart Sewing Projects
These petite stuffed animals-a Fair Isle lamb, a cable-knit chicken, and an argyle pig-are so cuddly and simple to make, you'll want a menagerie. The toys, which range in height from 5 to 8 inches, are each assembled from a few basic felt pieces and plumped up with batting. Appendages, such as floppy ears or wings, are easily added during sewing.
This petite argyle pig is so cuddly, you'll want to produce a whole pen's worth.
Stuffed Pig - Introduction - MarthaStewart.com
Fur Fabric 2 Beads for eyes 1 Bead for nose 1 square of pink felt for ears and tail Toy Filling Wheat Using the pattern below make a pattern for your rat, you can enlarge the pattern to any size you like but a realistic size would be around 100% bigger than the pattern below. You can alter this in your image program or just on a photocopier.
Furry Rat Door Stop
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CRAFT Pattern: Crochet Spring Bunny
to keep this simple for those who have less experience sewing - i am going to stick to making a perfectly cubicle plush monster. therefore, the pictures are guidelines to how i created the yeti plush cube monster, but the directions will be more simplistic. first - cut out 6, five inch by five inch cloth squares. (you can honestly make your monster any size you want but mine is fairly small) with the outside of the fabric together, pin the edges of two squares together. sew along the top edge of the squares.
