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Felted Spongebob

Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?

https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/felted-spongebob • Posted by KozmicBlues

My friend loves Spongebob, but I must admit I didn't know who he was until recently. Actually, one day I saw a stuffed toy representing him and I asked her "Who's this piece of cheese?" So, in order to apologise, I decided to make a felted Bob for her birthday. First, I printed a few Bob pictures. I mesured and cut the different parts of the basic structure of the body: two squares and four rectangles. Then, I cut the complements such as clothes, mouth, eyes, tie, etc. and I sewed them on the squares. Then the tricky part: arms, legs, nose... for the arms I made two arm-shaped patterns, I sewed them together and I filled them with cotton. To make the legs, I made two long cilinders and I filled them with cotton as well. Same with the shoes and the nose. Finally, I sewed all the parts together. First the limbs on the rectangles, then the rest of the body. As I sewed the parts I filled them. I was very satisfied by the result! Before making it, I didn't think the final result would be similar to the original figure... But when I had it I didn't want to give it to my friend... sadly, I had to!

You will need

Project Budget
Cheap

Time

6 h 00

Difficulty

Pretty Easy
Medium bob esponja Medium dscf4472 Medium dscf4473 Medium dscf4474 Medium dscf4475 Medium dscf4476

Description

My friend loves Spongebob, but I must admit I didn't know who he was until recently. Actually, one day I saw a stuffed toy representing him and I asked her "Who's this piece of cheese?" So, in order to apologise, I decided to make a felted Bob for her birthday. First, I printed a few Bob pictures. I mesured and cut the different parts of the basic structure of the body: two squares and four rectangles. Then, I cut the complements such as clothes, mouth, eyes, tie, etc. and I sewed them on the squares. Then the tricky part: arms, legs, nose... for the arms I made two arm-shaped patterns, I sewed them together and I filled them with cotton. To make the legs, I made two long cilinders and I filled them with cotton as well. Same with the shoes and the nose. Finally, I sewed all the parts together. First the limbs on the rectangles, then the rest of the body. As I sewed the parts I filled them. I was very satisfied by the result! Before making it, I didn't think the final result would be similar to the original figure... But when I had it I didn't want to give it to my friend... sadly, I had to!

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