All the arms and legs have buttonholes so you can switch them around onto the other stuffies. I also made a puppy and panda. Each one is so cute with little details. Henry will now have something to practice buttoning and unbuttoning.
I left off the eyes and mouths on the panda and puppy. I was about to do that on miniature Henry, but he kept asking where the eyes and mouth were. I complied to keep him happy.
I didn’t make a tutorial, but the basic idea is to cut rectangles to make a big stuffed rectangle. Sew on details to the front rectangle. Keep the seam allowances exposed and since it’s felt, it won’t fray. The key to sewing a rectangle with exposed seams is to not sew all the way to the end. Start 1/4″ in and stop 1/4″ from the end. You could make so many funny characters!
Jamie Hoover says
This is such a great gift for little kids! Lovely job.
Brynne Delerson says
They're adorable!
Shonee Smith says
Love these! That is such a great idea that you made the arms and legs interchangeable by using buttons!
-Shonee
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bethany dearden says
How cute! So easy to customized too!
Havalah Turner says
those are so fun!! my boy would love those
making it in the mountains says
SO cute!!! My little guy would love this too!!!
Julia Nyanyo says
So cute, and such a versatile idea.
When little children draw people the eyes and mouth are usually pretty prominent, I guess that's why your lad wanted features on the mini him. (kids don't always get artistic licence do they?!)
Anyway, I agree, the little face is lovely.