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Perfect for lazy days.
If you hadn't noticed by now that sloths are something of an internet craze at the moment, then newsflash: they are. I decided to make a scarf that looks like a sloth, so that I have someone to be lazy with when everyone else is too busy to just relax. Live slow, die whenever.
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You Will Need
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Step 1
Cut one long strip of your fluffy fabric , about 32-35 cm wide. I made mine as long as I could, using the entire length of the fabric. Make it shorter or wider to your own liking.
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Step 2Cut out a piece of fluffy fabric the size you want the head to be. Repeat this shape on another piece of fluffy fabric, then cut out a piece of felt for the face.
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Step 3Paint the face using acrylic and fabric paints.
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Step 4Ensure that the safety eyes and nose fit appropriately on the sloth's face.
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Step 5Sew the two fluffy head pieces together, then turn right-side-out.
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Step 6Place the head where you want it to be on the scarf.
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Step 7Sew the face and head onto the scarf, and add the safety eyes and nose.
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Step 8Sew down the length of the scarf and close the ends, sewing foot shapes at each end. Leave a section in the middle open to turn it right-side-out, then turn and close.
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