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Draw and cut out four of the shape in your chosen fabric. I made mine out of "pirate green" acrylic felt. Be aware my plushie was hand sewn, but I'm sure you could do it with a sewing machine.
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Add facial details to one of the panels. Make sure you use the pointy end as the top. This is what I used for my eyes.
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This is the shape I used for the mouth.
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Sew the curved sides to one another, making a dome shape. Don't sew the straight sides AT ALL right now.
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Cut out a circle shape that will fit the bottom of your dome. I pretty much improvised this, which is why the bottom looks as rough as it does. Leave a space to put in stuffing.
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Cut out sixteen of the following shapes. I did mine in a combination of patterned cotton fabric and blue felt. Add any details (such as fabric or sequins for your octopus' suckers) now. Sew one end and both sides then stuff.
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Attach the legs to the bottom of your octopus' body.
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Stuff your octopus' body and sew up the gap. You have a brand new octopus!
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KMOM14
11 Jul 14:44
He's cute!