Are ITH stuffies easier to put together than the old fashioned "sew it with a pattern" type? I have always wondered that, and always made stuffies the old fashioned way. Your little elephant is positively adorable!
Thank you...I find that ITH stuffies are much easier to construct than most done on a regular sewing machine...I have also digitized many ITH stuffies and once the engineering is developed and instructions written, they stitch out very easily for others.
Kim, this is just one of the cutest things I have ever seen. Remarkable.
love it how do you make it slobber proof ??????
Well, they are made with polar fleece which can be laundered in the washing machine and then put in the dryer...all of the thread is bleach proof as well... so slobber proof because they can be thrown into the washer and dryer whenever necessary without hurting the stuffie.
Ah! She will have a 'ball' with this. Looks so soft and cuddly-great job of it as always.
Makes you want to smile every time I look at it, it's gorgeous Kim. Love Chris
The best thing about this Elephant is the Smile. Just makes you feel good looking at it. The rest of course is just perfect but that smile just got me.
Bubs will love it and the fact that it is slobber proof is a bonus.
This is so very cute! I bet you digitized this - it is a wonderful baby toy for Arabella (love that name)! Well done!
Thanks, Laura... I had not heard of her name before but I think it is beautiful...
Kim, I agree with the others, I love it. It is absolutely adorable. May I assume that you digitized this yourself?
Absolutely cute. Love the last picture. It made me smile. I am sure she will have fun with it.
I love it! And for what it is worth, I think the colors are soothing.
Thank you, Karen.... I think pink and grey are lovely for a baby girl's room and accessories too!