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Step 14Step 3a: case construction
Figure 1 shows the tools and parts needed for construction of the fur fabric case for the Tribble.
Cut the fur fabric into two 9 inch diameter circles as in Figure 2. You can use a pie plate, or similar, as a template for the circles. Then place the circles against each other with the furry side of the fabric facing each other and pin them in place as in Figure 3.
Join the fabric circles to each other by stitching about 80% of the circumference of a circle 1/2 inch in from the edge of the fabric. Leave about a 5 inch gap in the stitched circle. The gap is present to allow the fur fabric "bag" you have just made to be turned inside-out (right-side-out, actually) -- thus placing the fur on the outside -- and to allow the stuffing and electronics to be inserted.
Cut the fur fabric into two 9 inch diameter circles as in Figure 2. You can use a pie plate, or similar, as a template for the circles. Then place the circles against each other with the furry side of the fabric facing each other and pin them in place as in Figure 3.
Join the fabric circles to each other by stitching about 80% of the circumference of a circle 1/2 inch in from the edge of the fabric. Leave about a 5 inch gap in the stitched circle. The gap is present to allow the fur fabric "bag" you have just made to be turned inside-out (right-side-out, actually) -- thus placing the fur on the outside -- and to allow the stuffing and electronics to be inserted.
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