Saturday, February 23, 2013

Links to tutorials with free paterns for making softies



I really liked making softies, some of my friends want to learn to make softies too. They asked me to teach them how to make softies. I made some tutorial, because teaching directly is not possible at this time.But because of limited time, I can only make a few tutorial.
Tutorial and free pattern on onemoremushroom.com
So I collect some amazing links to tutorials with free pattern making softies!I really appreciate they want to share tutorials and free patterns, thank you very much to them who have shared these.
Bunny1
Tutorial and free pattern on allsorts.typepad.com
How to make Baby Pip Teddy Bear - DIY Craft Project from Craftbits.com
Tutorial and free pattern on craftbits
Tutorial and free pattern on sewmamasew.com

Tutorial and free pattern on here
how to sew sock monkey
Tutorial and free pattern on craftpassion.com
sackboy
Tutorial and free pattern on christinabyl



Tutorial and free pattern on here
Tutorial and free pattern on ikatbag
Tutorial and free pattern on here
Tutorial and free pattern on ikatbag
Tutorial and free pattern on shtuchka.wordpress.com


Tutorial and free pattern on here
Tutorial and free pattern on ingesnuffel.blogspot.com

Thursday, February 14, 2013

One Puppet Three Costumes

This is one of our "home-made and hand made" moveable mouth puppet, she had gone to Banjarmasin
She's made ​​of fleece fabric and filled with hypoallergenic synthetic fibers so it is very comfortable in the puppeter's hand. His mouth was confirmed by duplex paper very tough 2mm thick. So do not wash puppet type, simply wipe the surface or just dry cleaning only.

Monday, February 11, 2013

Handmade puppet with removable costume

This puppet is the order of my customer - who are eager to hand puppets similar to my handmade softdoll. Their costumes can be removed! ....it's fun! 
Their bodies made from nylex fabric, filled with synthetic fibers and their costume made from cotton and polar fleece, the faces embroidered by hand wih bitlittle felt for their eyes. height approx 50cm





Thursday, January 24, 2013

Red Dotty bunny softies


Red Dotty bunny softies- Available 1 only $ 30 USD
Bunny Softies handmade 45cm (18inc)
This is our newest softies .... bunny softies
made of soft faux fur fabric. with a combination of cotton in the ears and feet, eyes and cheeks are made of felt are attached with hand embroidery ... softies are content with the high quality synthetic fibers ( silicone) ... so soft to cuddle. With approximate height 45cm from tip of ear to toe ... very fitting cuddle your child.
Bunny softies can be washed with common washing machine so you do not have to bother to Laundry

Bunbun Bunny Softies

Bunbun bunny softies- Available 1 only $ 30 USD

Bunbun is the name of the cute and furry bunnies, he came from the TsabitaCraft village , he's so cute and adorable.  With approximate height 45cm from tip of ear to toe ... very fitting cuddle your child.



He made of soft faux fur fabric. with a combination of blue denim fabric in the ears and feet, eyes and cheeks are made of felt are attached with hand embroidery ... softies are content with the high quality synthetic fibers ... so soft to cuddle. And he is washable!



  Approximate height 45cm from tip of ear to toe .


Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Lazy cat sock doll tutorial

Hi cat lovers! ... This tutorial is making cat sock doll  ... I created this tutorial upon request DAAI TV (local TV) ... they asked a simple doll tutorial in order to follow the kids who watch this show. After browsing here and there I finally decided to make a sock puppet ... and it was so easy to make it if we try directly! 
Let's try ...!


Materials and equipment needed is quite simple: 1 sock, synthetic fiber filling, sewing and embroidery thread, markers, scissors, needle

Step by Step:
Reverse socks and put the heel of the sock above 

pattern of Lazy Cat sock doll

Picture of a cat's head on the tip of the sock in his ear piece just drawing curves as above, it's easy ...?

Sew the curve by hand stitching or use a sewing machine, without cutting first so it does not roll

If it is stitched and then we cut 2-3mm from the top of the stitches

Then we cut the bottom of the cat's head (the tip of the finger socks) for reverse and fill ... continue ... turn the head of a cat.

we make cat's body, cat foot drawing by dividing the two ends of the upper and lower ends of leftover sock with a line of about 5cm, and then drawing a curve around the earlier lines, is to mark the place to be sewn. lines made ​​earlier for the mark to be cut

Sew the legs following the line mark sewing before, until all the top and bottom closed as shown below ... and cut the top of the sock.

Cut the line that divides the two legs, remember not to cut stitches that you make

Cut little cat's belly (top of sock, not the heel)

Once reversed so like this


Fill the head and body with synthetic fibers. Fill your cat's head from his ears, complete with a formed enough so round. Fill cats body from toe first.




Stitch together head holes pull thread through the hole and knot closed.


Close opening with skewers stairs stomach (almost like stitch together but zigzag stitches across each two edges )

Decorative face doll with embroidery using wool yarn / knitting yarn

If you've finished embroidering needle direct at the bottom of the head and tie.


Connect the head to the body with a ladder stitches too ...

Lazy cat sock doll are finished. Add a tail if you like, please try yourself hehe


Monday, January 21, 2013

Bunny Softies

 This is our newest softies .... bunny softies

made of soft faux fur fabric. with a combination of cotton in the ears and feet, eyes and cheeks are made of felt are attached with hand embroidery ... softies we are content with the fiber-grade silicone ... so soft to cuddle. 


With approximate height 45cm from tip of ear to toe ... very fitting cuddle your child.
Bunny softies can be washed with common washing machine so you do not have to bother to Laundry



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