#plush making

Hercules beetles!!! My silly guys

Here they are if you want one :]

💖✨👽MEET THE ITTY BITTY DOLLIES!👽✨🩷

The first ever itty bitty baby is here!!! And she’s a little space alien! This teenie little baby is ready to explore with you! She’s made friends with every other type of baby in baby city… even the binkles….. Everyone loves little dollies! The little dollies have not reached full grown dollie size, which means they must be watched over by other friends in baby city. Maybe soon we will meet the baby city babysitter………. 🧍‍♂️

💖Materials: Itty bitty dollies are made of seal minky, beaver minky, and minky cuddle 3. They are stuffed with polyfil and clusterstuffing. They have beans in their hands, feet and belly. Their little star tail has a rattle in it.

Here ya go! Have fun! This is designed to fit on an A4 piece of paper but as long as you scale everything the same it can be smaller or bigger. Apologies there's no instructions but it's basically a traditional jointed teddy pattern- you can use cotter joints or safety joints to attach the limbs and the head, OR you can just stitch through it and use buttons or something on the outside. The head can be attached as the one in this tutorial: https://www.funkyfriendsfactory.com/blog/see-how-to-sew-a-traditional-jointed-mohair-teddy-bear/ Or this tutoial might have a better illustration: https://teddybearart.com/how-to-make-a-teddy-bear-part-2-step-by-step-tutorial/ The limb joints can be done like this: https://teddybearart.com/how-to-make-a-jointed-teddy-bear-mastering-limbs-with-discs-and-cotter-pins/ Here's some more options on how to construct it (Buttons vs cotter joints): https://teddybearart.com/simple-teddy-bear-sewing-pattern-limb-attachment-thread-and-buttons-vs-cotter-pins/

The ears are stitched on afterwards by hand and the eyes can either be safety eyes or glass eyes.

Have fun and I would love to see it if anyone decides to make one! Here's my little thylacine made from this pattern! (I divided the parts up a bit to add more colours)

GUYS HE CAME OUT SO SILLY.

he cannot support his own weight at all, like some kind of wobbly baby murder-deer, this thing is my son now. I love it.

I did make, like a lot of mistakes on him, there some serious misaligned seams,(especially in the neck, hes got his head on a permanent angle) but it's nothing I can't fix later when I'm less frustrated. and overall he's very charming and silly.

The limbs are weighted so ig he’s classified as a dangerous range weapon

His head is still alien sized but I love his bobble headed self anyway <3 I hope no evil beast sneaks up behind him to kill him..

IVE DONE IT.

Behold. The child.