I show how to do it in my latest Instructable, and in the comments someone posted a most excellent video of closing up a hole without showing the stitches.
You can sew all of the stitches backwards except the very last bit. Then you have to reverse the cube, stuff it and make very careful stitches that will show. Unless you use super glue or something like that to "cheat".
Good luck.
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Best Answer 10 years ago
I show how to do it in my latest Instructable, and in the comments someone posted a most excellent video of closing up a hole without showing the stitches.
10 years ago
You can sew all of the stitches backwards except the very last bit. Then you have to reverse the cube, stuff it and make very careful stitches that will show. Unless you use super glue or something like that to "cheat". Good luck.
Answer 10 years ago
i know how to do the inside out thing, im just talking about the last part the las tcorner
Answer 10 years ago
If you sew carefully, tucking the edges inside, you can probably make the closure no more visible than any of the other seams.
Answer 10 years ago
For "backward". read "inside out". Note that the same answer applies to most stuffed objects.
Answer 10 years ago
That's right. Sometimes when I'm in a hurry my words get turned inside out between thinking them and typing them.
10 years ago
I'm not sure but a year or two back I saw an "invisible stitch" for closing up plushies and other stuffed objects.