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Enjoy a snuggle!
I had quite a bit of extra fabric left over from the Totoro hoody, so I decided to make a pillow plushy to go with it!
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Step 1First, I drew and cut out stencils for the ears and body. Trace onto grey fleece 4 ears and 2 body pieces. The final piece of fleece in the photo is about 4 inches wide and long enough to be sewn around a body piece.
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Step 2Cut out of white fleece 2 circles for eyes and a large circle for totoro's tummy. Use black felt to cut out a nose.
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Step 3Pin and sew eyes, nose, and belly to one of the body pieces. Here, I attached the buttons for eyes. I also embroidered whiskers and a crease above the nose at this point.
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Step 4Pin 2 ear pieces together, sew, and turn right-side-out. Repeat for the second ear.
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Step 5Pin the 4in wide strip of fleece along the back body piece and sew along the edge. Then repeat with the face body piece, making sure its face-down on the back body piece. The ears should be right-side out already, pin them inside the hem of the head and sew along the edge. Kind of confusing, but I hope the picture helps.
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Step 6Don't forget to leave a hole to turn it inside out!
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Step 7Stuff and sew up the remaining hole.
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Step 8Take a nap and enjoy!
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