My first sewn animal. I love him!
Mooshy Bunny was made from an old GAP t-shirt (and a plain white one) that I'd been saving in my sewing stash for just the right project. This was it!
He was fun to make (though the jersey material was a bit tricky to sew at first. But then I got the hang of it). I love the end result. The tutorial can be found HERE at Chez Beeper Bebe. Love it!
Linking up here today:
lovely! so bright and cheerful. and that blue tail...well done. By the way, not sure if I put this in my tutorial, but jersey is much easier to sew with if you use a sewing needle made for knits...for whatever that is worth to you at this point. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletei love the tail! great job.
ReplyDeletehe really caught my eye :) lovely
ReplyDeleteHis little face and his tail are too cute!! I am sure that he will be well loved for many years.
ReplyDeleteCute. Cute. Cute. Great job. Would love it if you would link this up to our Rockin' link party going on now at RoCa and Company. Here is the link: http://rocaandcompany.blogspot.com/2011/10/you-rock-6.html. Come and show off what you got. Hope to see you there...
ReplyDeleteRemember...YOU ROCK!!
Carmen @ RoCa and Company
www.rocaandcompany.blogspot.com
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI've just discovered your blog. There are soooo many lovely, lovely things here!!! I'll be visiting again!!!
I especially love all your necklaces - the colours are just gorgeous!
Your bunny is super-cute! Thanks for sharing the link to the tutorial.
Until next time......
Carly
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Hello!
ReplyDeleteReally nice! I'm new in sewing. What are the notches between the head and the arms for? Thanks for your help!
Hi Anon- do you mean the sewn lines on his arms and legs? They're just to define the limbs. You don't have to include them, but I think it makes the bunny look cute! Check out the tutorial for this bunny at Chez Beeper Baby. The link's above in my post. :)
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