Stuffing a softie is a little more involved than you would think. It often takes me as long to stuff a softie as it took me to sew it! It's not hard to do it right - it just takes some patience. Use this technique whether you're making a squishy loosely-stuffed baby toy or a very firmly-stuffed art doll.
By the way - you all are very close to having all the skills needed to make this little guy.
The chopstick is a great idea! Thanks for the video, I'll be spreading the word.
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How do you stuff your fabric weights? Do you use something other than fiberfill, to give them a bit of weight?
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Beth
I used aquarium gravel because I happened to have some on hand (I don't know why - I've never had an aquarium) and it turned out to be the perfect weight. :-)
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