Materials needed:
- black fabric or felt
-white embroidery thread
- rice or beans
This second image is the pattern for the head detail. (Sorry for the quality, I had trouble saving it from the program I used to draw it with. In the end, I had to print it out and scan it to be able to save it.)
Next step: I put tissue paper on top of the pattern and copied it. Then I cut around the outside line.
Next I pinned the tissue paper to one of the Head pieces.
And started stitching....I used all 6 strands of thread and just stitched around the details.
When I was done, I just tore the tissue paper away.
Here it is, ready to sew.
I do not have pictures of the next couple steps, but they are super simple. Right sides facing, I sewed the 2 Head pieces together ( 1/4 inch seam), making sure I left a 2 inch opening. Turned it right side out, folded in the opening and ironed it. If you wish, you can top stitch around the head, making sure to leave the opening alone.{ I did not do this. } Then just fill it with rice or beans and stitch the opening close. All done. Enjoy!
I will post the Iron Man and Storm Trooper Beanbag Patterns soon.
I will post the Iron Man and Storm Trooper Beanbag Patterns soon.






This is awesome! I am so making this in felt (love felt) this afternoon! I am thrilled to have found this!
ReplyDeleteI am visiting from Skip to my Lou, and I have been looking through all your projects. You have some great, great stuff here! I would love it if you'd come over and link up some of your OLDER posts (that's right, Older). I host and oldie's link party, where we strive to give a little more exposure to those old, awesome posts that we were writing when only our moms and husbands were reading our blogs (or was that just me?!?)
So, consider stopping by!
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