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Steps to creating a Panda Cushion

What you need

• Template/Pattern Piece
• Polar Fleece (35cm white & black- or black felt)
• Polyester Stuffing/Filling
• Pins
• Black and White Threads
• A needle
• A pair of fabric scissors and/or a sharp pair of scissors
• Glue or Sticky Tape
• Sewing machine (alternative: you can hand stitch)

Steps

1. Glue or sticky tape template pages together
2. Cut out template
3. Pin face to white fleece
4. Cut out  face
5. Pin pupils onto white fleece
6. Cut pupil
7. Pin arms and legs onto black fleece
8. Cut out arms legs
9. Pin ears onto black fleece 
10. Cut out ears
11. Pin eyes onto black fleece
12. Cut out eyes
13. Pin nose and tail onto black fleece                                  
14. Cut out nose and tail
15. Pin eyes and nose onto right side of face
16. Sew eyes and nose onto face
17. Pin arms and legs together
18. Sew around the edge of the arms and legs and leave an opening
19. Clip arms and legs (not too close to the stitching)
20. Pin ears together
21. Sew around the edge of the ears and leave an opening
22. Clip ears (not too close to the stitching)
23. Pin pupils onto eyes
24. Sew pupils onto eyes
25. Flip arms and legs inside out
26. Roll the edges
27. Stuff arms and legs with polyester stuffing
28. Pin arms and legs onto face
29. Flip ears inside out
30. Roll the edges
31. Stuff ears with polyester stuffing
32. Pin ears onto face
33. Sew ears, arms and legs onto face
34. Hand sew a running stitch around the edge of the tail
35. Gently tug the running stitch to gather the edge
36. Stuff the tail with polyester stuffing
37. Hand stitch the tail onto the right side of back face
38. Pin faces right sides together
39. Sew around the edge and leave an opening (Leave 1cm seam allowance)
40. Clip face (not too close to the stitching)
41. Flip face inside out
42. Roll the edge
43. Stuff panda with polyester stuffing
44. Hand stitching the opening
    
    
    Congratulations! You’ve created your own panda cushion!

Panda Cushion Tutorial

This is my fourth cushion out of my animal collection and if you like to see more please subscribe to my channel.

Here are the templates for this chicken cushion:

Click on the image and a new window will open up with the image for you to download.
To download the image click on file and choose 'download'. 

All four templates are required for this tutorial.
(Templates are for non-commercial purposes only.)

The fabrics that I used for this tutorial are not expensive and you can buy it from any fabric shops or outlets.

What you need are:
- 35cm of White Polar Fleece

- Black Polar Fleece or Felt

- Polyester Stuffing

- Pins

- Black and White Threads

- A needle

- A pair of fabric scissors and/or a sharp pair of scissors

- Glue or Sticky Tape

- Sewing machine (alternative: you can hand stitch)

Thanks for those who subscribe; it encourages me to do more videos!

Feel free to ask any questions.

Who's new?

Can you spot the new member?

 The video tutorial will be coming soon...

Steps to creating a Piggy Cushion

 

What you need

• Template/Pattern Piece
• 35cm Pink Polar Fleece
• A sheet of Black Felt
• A pipe cleaner
• A piece of White Polar Fleece or White Felt
• Polyester Stuffing/Filling
• Pins
• Black, White and Pink Threads
• A needle
• A pair of fabric scissors and/or a sharp pair of scissors
• Glue or Sticky Tape
• Sewing machine (alternative: you can hand stitch)

Steps

1. Glue or sticky tape template pages together
2. Cut out template
3. Pin template to the fabric
4. Cut out fabric
5. Pin and stitch the nose and eyes onto face
6. Pin and stitch nostrils onto nose
7. Stitch ears right sides together and leave an opening (pin to make sewing easier)
8. Clip the edges (not too close to the stitching)
9. Turn ears inside out and roll the edges
10. Stuff the ears a little with polyester stuffing
11. Pin ears onto face
12. Stitch hands and feet right sides together and leave an opening (pin to make sewing easier)
13. Clip the edges (not too close to the stitching)
14. Turn hands and feet inside out and roll the edges
15. Stuff the hands and feet a little with polyester stuffing
16. Pin hands and feet onto face
17. Stitch the ears, hands and feet onto face
18. Sew the tail right sides together and leave an opening (pin to make sewing easier)
19. Trim the edges
20. Turn the tail inside out
21. Cut the pipe cleaner to size and insert into the tail
22. Cut a hole in the other face piece (not the face with eyes, nose and etc. sewn on)
23. Insert 1cm of the tail through the hole (inset from outer side –front side of fabric)
24. Stitch the tail to the face
25. Pin right sides of face together (the tail, nose, eyes, hands and etc. should be on the inside)
26. Stitch face and leave a small opening at the bottom (1cm seam allowance)
27. Clip the edge (not too close to the stitching)
28. Turn face inside out and roll the edge
29. Fill face with polyester stuffing
30. Hand stitch the small opening at the bottom and you're done

Congratulations! You’ve created your own piggy cushion!

Piggy Cushion Tutorial

 

This is my third cushion out of my animal collection and if you like to see more please subscribe to my channel.

Here are the templates for this chicken cushion:

Click on the image and a new window will open up with the image for you to download.
To download the image click on file and choose 'download'. 

 

All four templates are required for this tutorial.
(Templates are for non-commercial purposes only.)

The fabrics that I used for this tutorial are not expensive and you can buy it from any fabric shops or outlets.

What you need are:
- 35cm of Pink Polar Fleece

- A piece of Black Felt

- A piece of White Polar Fleece or White Felt

- 1 pipe cleaner

- Polyester Stuffing

- Pins

- Black, White and Pink Threads

- A needle

- A pair of fabric scissors and/or a sharp pair of scissors

- Glue or Sticky Tape

- Sewing machine (alternative: you can hand stitch)

Thanks for those who subscribe; it encourages me to do more videos!

Feel free to ask any questions.

Bestfriend's piggy

My bestfriend's piggy cushion. 

Her's is all hand stitched and is a larger version!

The tutorial will be up soon.

Piggy will be arriving soon...

In a few hours piggy will be here =]

Steps to creating a Cloud Cushion

Creating a Cloud Cushion in JUST A FEW SIMPLE STEPS!

What you need

• Template/Pattern Piece
• 35cm Pink Polar Fleece
• 35cm of White Polar Fleece
• A piece of Black Felt
• Polyester Stuffing/Filling
• Pins
• Black, White and Pink Threads
• A needle
• A pair of fabric scissors and/or a sharp pair of scissors
• Glue or Sticky Tape
• Sewing machine (alternative: you can hand stitch)

Steps

1. Glue or sticky tape template pages together
2. Cut out template
3. Pin template to fabric
4. Cut out fabric
5. Sew the eyes, mouth and cheeks to the right side of white fleece
6. Pin the pink and white fleece right sides together
7. Sew around the edge and leave a small opening (1cm seam allowance)
8. Trim and clip the edges of the face (not too close to the stitching)
9. Turn inside out
10. Fill the cloud with polyester stuffing
11. Hand stitch the small opening and you’re done!

Congratulations! You’ve created your own cloud cushion!

Cloud Cushion Tutorial

I thought I'll have a break from my animal kingdom collection.

So here's a cloud cushion =] 

This cushion is really simple.

Took me less than 30minutes to make

AND  It's fun, cute, soft and cuddly!

 

Here are the templates for this cloud cushion:

Click on the image and a new window will open up with the image for you to download.
To download the image click on file and choose 'download'.

All four templates are required for this tutorial.

(Templates are for non commercial purposes only.)

The fabrics that I used for this tutorial are not expensive and you can buy it from any fabric shops or outlets (I bought mine from Spotlight).

The amount of fabric I bought for this cushion are:

- 35cm of Pink Polar Fleece @ $4.99/m

-35cm of White Polar Fleece @ $4.99/m

- 1 sheet of Black Felt @ 50c/sheet

- 1 bag of Polyester Stuffing @ $13/kg (can make around 6+ cushions)

(This amount is enough for you to make 2 cushions)

Thanks to those who subscribe, it encourages me to do more posts and videos!

Feel free to ask any questions.

P.s. My sister requested a smiley face cushion. If you want to make one, subscribe to my blog and channel so you can receive my latest updates =]