Fish To Sushi Plushie ∙ How To by Cat Morley on Cut Out + Keep

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I'm obsessed with sushi, so I made some fish-friendly sushi! Here are all of the templates you need for this project. You can download and print out the template here: Don't worry if you can't print it out, just make up your own templates, it's pretty easy.

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fishtosushitemplates.pdf 196 KB [Download]

Instructions

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Cut out all of the templates. Notice how the small circle is designed to fit inside the fish's mouth.
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Take the fish body template and draw around it on the yellow felt, flip it over and draw around it again.
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Cut these felt shapes out.
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Draw around the fish tail, fin and flipper templates twice on to orange felt, remembering to flip the template before drawing the second.
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Cut these out.
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Thread a needle with yellow thread and place the two felt fish bodies together, so that the wrong side (the side that may have a bit of pen around the edges) face out.

Start stitching around the fish with a hemming stitch, working backwards from the mouth.
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When you get to the places where the back fin and tail should go, flip the fish inside out, place the two pieces of fin or tail (right side facing out) in between the body and stitch in place with a running stitch.
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Flip the fish inside out again and continue sewing. Stop when you reach the mouth, you want to leave this unstitched and open.
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Flip it again so that the right side is facing out. Stitch the two flippers on to either side.
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Take the white felt and draw around the large circle template twice.
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Take the small circle template and draw around it in the center of one, and only one, of the felt circles.
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Cut out the two larger circles and cut out the small circle from the center of one of the circles.
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Draw around the sushi seaweed template on to the green felt and cut it out.
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Thread a needle with white thread. I used quite thick thread for this as this part of the fish and sushi will have the most wear and tear. Place the fishes mouth around the inside circle and stitch in to place. Put this to the side for the moment.
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Take the second circle and the strip of green felt and stitch the green felt around the circle.
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When you've stitched all the way around the circle, stitch up the open side and cut off any excess green felt.
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Now take the circle with the fish (wrong side facing out) and stitch around it on to the green felt, leave a tiny unstitched opening so that you can turn it inside out again. Turn inside out (so that the right side is facing out and stitch up the rest of the sushi.
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Glue some wiggly eyes on to the fish.
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Voila! Now have fun turning the fish in to sushi and the sushi in to fish. It's like magic!

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Illyhia Anne B. Thu, 17 May 2012 14:33:33 +0000

it's like the fish gets sick and throws up... and then he dies... and then we eat him... to cool for me!

Angus W. Sat, 04 Feb 2012 08:11:50 +0000

Really clever and funny design! Lol!!

Anne M. Sun, 25 Dec 2011 13:46:00 +0000

Genius! I gave my mother this for Christmas, and she loved it (: So adorable! Thank you so much for posting!

David T F. Wed, 21 Dec 2011 06:12:00 +0000

I like this so does my kids they Love sushi and to go fishing so I think it is a neat idea and will be posting the one I make soon thank you

Bella Sun, 18 Dec 2011 18:34:24 +0000

kind of weird

The Bat Sat, 29 Oct 2011 13:22:19 +0000

This pattern in genius, I can't wait to try it - and if I do this one right I may have an idea for something else based on this idea... really, what an awesome plush.