That is what I based mine off of. I make my ears a little larger and a bit different shaped than this pattern, and I like using braided yarn for the tail (It's easier than turning a little fabric tube right side out, and I tie a huge knot to have on the inside so It can't be pulled out--I also triple stitch my tails in).
I am not sure if her pattern says to cut a slit for the ears and sew them in by machine or not, but I do that as well, since I make mine for children to play with and don't want them coming off if I hand stitch them on at the end of the project.
The book has a lot of other cute little projects and some patterns as well, all that you could easily customize, I highly recommend it.
Is there an available pattern for this or did you just make it up on-the-go?
ReplyDeleteThere is a pattern in this book:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.amazon.com/Sew-Everything-Workshop-Step---Step/dp/0761139737/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1310412037&sr=8-1
That is what I based mine off of. I make my ears a little larger and a bit different shaped than this pattern, and I like using braided yarn for the tail (It's easier than turning a little fabric tube right side out, and I tie a huge knot to have on the inside so It can't be pulled out--I also triple stitch my tails in).
I am not sure if her pattern says to cut a slit for the ears and sew them in by machine or not, but I do that as well, since I make mine for children to play with and don't want them coming off if I hand stitch them on at the end of the project.
The book has a lot of other cute little projects and some patterns as well, all that you could easily customize, I highly recommend it.