Felt "hello" Kitty Doll ∙ How To by Danyell W. on Cut Out + Keep

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You Will Need

- Project Budget
- Almost Nothing

Time:3h00

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Description

I made this so I could make Hello Kitty dolls for my Etsy, but I figured I could share the plain ol' body with you guys--if you want to make it Hello Kitty for yourself, I'm not telling you how! >:D Otherwise it's just a basic stuffed kitty body. :)

Instructions

1

Cut pieces. You will need two each of the arms, soles, body, and head, and four of the leg pieces.
2

Start by whip stitching the soles of the feet to the bottom of the leg pieces, and then whip stitch the front and back of the legs together. Leave the top open for stuffing.
3

Stuff the legs. Make sure you get them full so they will be shapely and support the body.
4

Fold in half and whip stitch the arms, leaving the end open for stuffing.
5

Stuff the arms making sure they are nice and full. Don't forget to make sure some stuffing ends up in the thumb.
6

Backstitch the arms and legs shut. Do the arms on an angle, otherwise they will stick straight out of the body and not angle down (or up, whichever you choose).
7

Line up and pin the body pieces together, then begin pinning the arms and legs down and sewing them into place. You may find it difficult to pin all of the limbs to the body at once, so try one or two at a time.
8

Use a backstitch to attach the limbs, and a whip stitch for the sides of the body/between the legs.
9

Stuff the body, making sure it's nice and full so it will support the head.
10

Backstitch the neck shut.
11

Whip stitch the head pieces together, leaving an opening just wide enough for the neck to fit into. Then stuff it, making sure it's nice and full, otherwise it will flop on the body.
12

Backstitch the head to the neck, making sure that it's securely attached.
13

And you're done! I'm not going to show you how I made the rest, but I'm giving you a blank canvas so you can be creative! Enjoy!