How to sew plush with cute & easy sewing patterns
I stitched up some ridiculously cute in the hoop corgi plush with my embroidery machine – look at these little guys! They come in 2 sizes, the tiny one fits 4×4 hoops. You can pick up the pattern here in my Etsy shop. They are actually pretty small stuffed animals – palmsize! I keep mine on top of my computer speakers so they stare at
Note: If you are subscribed and haven’t found the newsletter in your spam/trash, send me an email to teacupliondesigns (at) gmail.com! I have a brand new free sewing pattern and a contest that goes along with this pattern! Get the free pattern by signing up for my email list either at the top of the site, or to the right. Use this pattern to make
UPDATE 5/31: Winners have been decided and contacted :) Thank you! 1st place: Ponyo McCree by Debra Silvas 2nd place: Litten by Feather Stitched 3rd place: Mega Sully (human-size!) by Margaux This was really hard to pick only 3 ;0; Thank you to everyone who entered, you all did fantastic and I love all of these entries! All plushie patterns below can be found here:
Sew your own Wooper Pokemon plush with these free additional pattern pieces! Base body pattern to turn into a Wooper roll plushie: https://www.etsy.com/listing/239579938/ Materials needed: Fabric: Lavender, medium blue, light blue Polyfil stuffing, scissors, needle, thread, hemostats or tweezers to turn Face embroidery files in 3.5″ or 4″ size (pictured in 3.5″, thought 4″ will have a cuter look I think): https://www.etsy.com/listing/475529702/ Tutorial below; download
The sewing contest for Pocket Bear is over, but the free pattern is still available :) Runner up winners: Entry #3: Jibanyan plush from Yo-kai watch by Fox Spirit Crafts Submission for a plush contest! It's Jibanyan from Yo-kai Watch! Xmas present for my kiddo. Pattern at https://t.co/nAi0NcqAu3 #TeacupLion pic.twitter.com/oKek2zUgGM — Fox Spirit Crafts (@FoxSpiritCrafts) November 14, 2016 Entry #21: Sugar Skull Bear
In this video, I’ll teach you how to thread joint legs to a body, using my new Pocket Deer pattern :) This a a great technique to use for poseable plush that have legs that are too small for cotter pin or plastic joints. You can make your own miniature deer stuffed animal with my complete sewing pattern and instructions here!
In this video featuring my Baby Bird sewing pattern, I’ll teach you how to align a tail into the body seam, and pinning and alignment tricks to getting symmetrical and professional seams. Make your own baby bird plush with my sewing pattern!
I made this video for my new Bird plush pattern! There are helpful skills in it for lots of plush. I show how to hand-embroider toes (or paws), how to align pieces, and hand-stitch small limbs onto bodies. My Baby Bird pattern includes 6 videos for how to make your own plushie. Check it out here!
I’m thrilled to share with you all my first free machine embroidery patterns: Kawaii bunnies! These cute anime rabbits embroider out either separately or together. Use them to embellish all kinds of crafts! Filetypes: PES, JEF, HUS, DST (you can convert these to other files via www.embroiderydesigns.com You may not reproduce, freely distribute, trade, or sell these embroidery files. You are welcome to make
How to pin and sew a head gusset to a head, featuring my Baby Fox pattern!
