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cute washcloth and bathtoy in one
When I was little my mum played with a washcloth puppet to make bath time a fun time for me and my siblings. About a week ago my mum said she had found something very dear to her while cleaning the attick. She showed an old ragged hippo puppet, the washcloth from my childhood.
So... when I started thinking about a future project I immediately remembered the amount of washcloths I had lying around in my room (trust me I have a lot of them).
I don´t know why but I made one similar to the hippo...and now that I've made that one I don't quite know what to do with it since I never even use washcloths... Luckily I'm 2 washcloths down XD
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Key West Witch favorited Mr. Frog Washcloth
28 Jun 15:48
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Judy favorited Mr. Frog Washcloth
19 May 02:37
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KelliDroze added Mr. Frog Washcloth to Methods
19 Apr 02:33
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KelliDroze added Mr. Frog Washcloth to Animal Things
19 Apr 02:32
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Step 1Supplies:
- 2 green washcloths (old or bought new)- 1 pink piece of fabric or washcloth
- green embroidering thread (a darker shade of green than the washcloth)
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Step 2See picture.
Cut out two single circles, a pink one and a green one. Cut half a circle at the top of 1 green washcloth; this is going to be the body.
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Step 3Turn the washcloth inside out and pin half of the green circle you just cut out onto one side of the body. sew pin side.
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Step 4Fold the other half of the circle onto the part you just sewn.
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Step 5place the pink circle on top of body circle and other half of green circle. sew.
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Step 6turn inside out and place some stitches inside to shape head.
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Step 7use the embroidering thread to make eyes and nostrils
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this is mega cute and sweet, sooooo adorable, and neat.
greate tute by the way too!!
lot's of XO's
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