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Sewn soft toy tutorials from Komok: felt animals, textile toys, kids' play mats, mobiles, holiday toys, and simple handmade characters.
Beginner1 hrFreeA step-by-step tutorial for sewing a Simon the Cat plush toy: print the pattern, cut the fleece pieces with seam allowances, sew the body, clip notches on the paws and cut a slit in the head, turn the toy right side out and stuff it with hollow-fiber filling, sew on the tail and eyes, then finish the face and paws with decorative stitching.
BeginnerFreeHere's how to sew a portable tic-tac-toe game from old jeans: piece together a nine-square game board, bind the edge with a strip of denim, and sew soft pillow-style X and O pieces.
BeginnerFreeWhen children arrive in a home, parents immediately sprout wings, and every mom wants to give her child the best and safest of everything. You can talk and debate a lot about child development. I suggest putting your cutting and se
BeginnerFreeThis entertaining toy will teach your little one to focus on objects and distinguish their shapes and colors. What's more, these little toys can be taken down and used as regular toys—to develop fine motor skills in little fingers. 😉 **For the pr...
BeginnerFreeAnd a little more about owls) My oldest daughter absolutely adores owls and tearfully begs to buy her a live one. But that's a bit pricey, and caring for a pet like that is quite tricky. So, to make sure she could still ha...
BeginnerFreeHello everyone! 🙂 Autumn is rapidly approaching the finish line, which means snowy, frosty winter will be here very soon. Along with the snowfalls come the New Year holidays! If you love sewing and creating, then...
BeginnerFreeFelt toys always turn out so adorable and truly magical. Both young children and serious adults always smile when they see toys like these. I want to share an idea for a simple owl toy that takes very little time to make
BeginnerFreeSo, how to sew a felt Christmas tree. You will need: *green felt in 2-3 natural shades, 7 A3 sheets (approximately); *a piece of brown felt; *backing fabric; *31 green buttons ...
BeginnerFreeThe New Year holidays are just around the corner, and I came up with an idea for how to treat my little godchildren and nieces and nephews. In all my life, I've never met a child who doesn't love bunnies. So, I decided to sew cute and sweet bunnies for my little ones
BeginnerFreeThis Santa Claus (aka Father Frost, aka Saint Nicholas) is a great way not only to decorate your home, but also to give a little gift to little ones! Inside the pouch that comes with the toy, you can put coins, candies, and ...
BeginnerFreeToday I want to show you how to sew two snowmen from simple materials in just half an hour! Depending on their size, they can serve as toys under the Christmas tree and beyond, or as Christmas tree ornaments. Before...
BeginnerFreeMy little ones have grown up, and I had lots of socks left in different colors and sizes. I hated to throw them away, and there was no one to give them to. I saw an idea on YouTube for making new soft toys from children's socks. Now I am sharing it with you...
BeginnerFreeSewing a sweet Tilda doll is very easy. You’ll need a pattern, cotton fabric in different colors, stuffing, and artificial hair wefts. I deliberately don’t give fabric dimensions, so you can scale this pattern and
BeginnerFreeNewborns who have just entered the world find it very difficult to adapt, and Mom cannot always hold her baby in her arms. A comforter toy that Mom holds in her hands for a few minutes will help the baby feel Mom
BeginnerFreeIt's gotten chilly outside, and many moms are now firmly against their little ones crawling/lying/sitting on the floor playing their favorite games. Bummer! But there's a solution for that 😉 Look at this great tutorial I found online—my kids are already
BeginnerFreeIt isn't just us—dolls need clothes too, and \"these young ladies\" also sometimes have nothing to wear (I realized this after my niece came to me four times in one week with this very problem). To keep from upsetting the little...
BeginnerFreeIf you are familiar with the problem of a lost sock from a pair, don't despair! You can make adorable little toys from these socks that both adults and children will love. For this project, we will use one white and one pink sock
