
The faces were done on uncut fabric so I could use the hoop, so first up I trim these to size. All pieces are now ready to face the sewing machine.










It has been fun sharing this little 'in progress' project and I would like to thank you for all the lovely comments. If I was to do something like this again I would do it in the summer months when there is more light for photography but I hope you have enjoyed following along as much as I have enjoyed sharing this with you all.

23 comments:
Absolutely beautiful Evie. I've loved this series! I love those little guys. You're one of the goodies.
Oh so this is what the moustasashed faces were for! I like things with character :)
these are beautiful! there is so much character and personality in their faces.
Yes I have enjoyed following along, and these guys have turned out great! (I love turning my softie the right way out too... so cool to see the little guy come together.)
I have popped over through Kirsty's post and soooo glad I did. your blog and your work is an inspiration! I love these little guys, thank you
These are wonderful!! I want one x
Those are awesome - it's lovely to see you create them...
It’s softie heaven around here, have much enjoyed poking my nose around your lovely blog!
they are so awesome I love them !!!
they look really good! well done
x
I love them! I love their faces!! Thank you so much for sharing this with us!
these are so great! well done! looks like a lot of work.
They are really gorgeous Evie!!
These little fella's are soooooo gorgeous! I feel privileged to watch them come to be. Thank-you for sharing :)
These guys are like the famous turkish folk dancing charachters :) you got there a little inspiration i guess. i like them though.
I love your step by step, i should create a doll anytime soon!!! (And im gonna post ur link too)
Ohh i also posted about Alice! I cant wait for the movieeeeeeeeeee !!!
Thank you for sharing your design process!! I posted a link to your blog series on Craft Gossip Sewing:
http://sewing.craftgossip.com/the-making-of-a-softie/2009/06/23/
--Anne
These are gorgeous Evie! I especially love the patches on the blue ones bottom... so cute :)
very very nice, just great:)
i found you through kootoyoo, and boy am I glad I did! such a wonderful softie making process you have shared, and it does shed some light on some of the things in softie making that have puzzled me before.
Thanks for sharing!
and those softies are adohrable :)
HAH! These are GORGEOUS!
so so so cute!
a little tip from another softie sewer, if you clip the seams on their pants (the inside curved part) then they won't be so bowl-legged. i found that out through trial and error. obviously, you have to do it before stuffing though.
Just. so. wonderful!!
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