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Step 2The Sewing Part.
After you've transferred the image onto the fabric, you can then sew the 2 pieces together. If you have a sewing machine, that's awesome. Otherwise, be prepared to experience butt numbage from sitting down too long sewing the monstrosity together.
Don't forget to leave about an inch or 2 open for the stuffing to go in. I prefer stuffing through the armpit but if you have anatomical preference, do what works for you.
Don't forget to leave about an inch or 2 open for the stuffing to go in. I prefer stuffing through the armpit but if you have anatomical preference, do what works for you.
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Nov 7, 2009. 4:47 PMOakmoss
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hi, just got to this step, and realized that I shouldn't have cut the outline out of the monster...Step one was a little bit confusing, 'cause it said you cut the 2 pieces of fabric out at the same time, leading me to think I was suppose to cut the outline, not pin and transfer outline. Just wanted you to know...my monster will just have very skinny limbs this time around! Thank you for this project...my son will love it when I am all done.
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