I always admire those who can make stuffed toys for their little ones. I'm not really that crafty patient. But I will say I successfully completed Mr. Turtle!!
Why does that matter? My 3 year old loves the "turtle game". Which stands for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. He doesn't actually watch the show. No, he just has the bedspread, the golfing game, some stickers and now the backpack.
Why does that matter? My 3 year old loves the "turtle game". Which stands for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. He doesn't actually watch the show. No, he just has the bedspread, the golfing game, some stickers and now the backpack.
So anytime he sees a turtle, it is from the "turtle game".
Thought I'd share the new "turtle game" pattern with you today.
Thought I'd share the new "turtle game" pattern with you today.
You'll Need:
Pattern (Print out the Pattern HERE)
3 to 4 contrasting fabric scraps (8 inches or so)
Cotton Batting
2 Buttons
Thread
Take your scissors and clip around the rounded edges on each of your pieces. Then iron them really well and turn them right side out.
Stitch the 4 body pieces together down the side seam like the picture above. Leave a 2" hole on one of the sides for turning later. Clip the rounded edges and iron.
Stuff the legs, tail and head. Don't overstuff. You want them to be a little "floppy".
Now pin the bottom edge and the body pieces right sides together. Stitch around the bottom edge in a circle.
He should look something like this. Stuff the body with batting until you get the shape and fluffiness you want.
Ah, turtles....I made Spencer a turtle shell that he can put on like a back pack for Christmas because he also loves the 'turtle game'....he'll probably never wear it....
ReplyDeleteAaaaww... I love turtles! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
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