Plushie Tutorial
Supplies needed:
2 piece of fabrics of your choice. I used felt, but you can use plush fabric or faux fur fabric. Tear away stabilizer or cut away stabilizer for dense designs.
Scissors, threads, everything is as usual.
1. Hoop stabilizer and stitch out fabric placement stitch.
2. Place your material over placement stitches and secure it in place. Then stitch all design steps except final!
3. Here's what you should get.
4. Now is the time to add a loop if you need one.
Place the loop inside the toy, on the border of the placement stitch, so that the final stitch sews it all together.
5. Lay the material piece for the back face down over the whole design and make sure it covers all placement stitch to. Run the final outline step.
6. Remove hoop from machine.
Now you can remove project from hoop. Gently tear away stabilizer (or cut if
using cut away) being careful not to damage
stitches.
7. Cut the design not too close to stitches. And it's better to leave some material near the hole.
8. Carefully turn your plushie right side out.
9. Stuff it with any material you like and then sew the hole.
Well done you made It!
2 piece of fabrics of your choice. I used felt, but you can use plush fabric or faux fur fabric. Tear away stabilizer or cut away stabilizer for dense designs.
Scissors, threads, everything is as usual.
1. Hoop stabilizer and stitch out fabric placement stitch.
2. Place your material over placement stitches and secure it in place. Then stitch all design steps except final!
3. Here's what you should get.
4. Now is the time to add a loop if you need one.
Place the loop inside the toy, on the border of the placement stitch, so that the final stitch sews it all together.
5. Lay the material piece for the back face down over the whole design and make sure it covers all placement stitch to. Run the final outline step.
6. Remove hoop from machine.
Now you can remove project from hoop. Gently tear away stabilizer (or cut if
using cut away) being careful not to damage
stitches.
7. Cut the design not too close to stitches. And it's better to leave some material near the hole.
8. Carefully turn your plushie right side out.
9. Stuff it with any material you like and then sew the hole.
Well done you made It!