Requirements:

• Fur cloth
• Fibre Cotton
• Felt cloth
• Chart Paper
• Marker Pen
• Scissors
• Eyes, Nose
• Needle and Thread
• Fevi Bond or glue

Method :

• For making the body patterns on material, turn over the pattern.
• Turnings of ^' (0-5 cm) are included in the patterns and no extra should be added on.
• All sewing should be done on the wrong side of the fabric.
• The only sewing done on the right side is when the opening for the stuffing is sewn up with a ladder stitch, and when ears and tail are attached.
• To give the toy a professional finish, a domestic sewing machine is by far the best method of sewing the seams.
• Machine stitches are firm and do not give under pressure of stuffing. In the case where a machine is not available, good results can be obtained by using a firm backstitch.
  
  

Example :

The designs of the body, ears and the base needed to make a rabbit is given below. You must draw bigger versions of the designs as required.

• Draw the figure of the body on the wrong side of the fur material. Cut it. You need 2 such pieces.

• Draw the ears on the wrong side of the fur. You need 4 such pieces.

• Draw the figure of the base of the rabbit on the felt cloth and cut it.

• Now join the top part of the body piece with the other similar piece on the wron.

• The unstitched part of the body is fixed on to the base. Thus you get a sitting rabbit.

• Now what we have is a rabbit with the right side of the fur inside.
• In order to get the right side, cut, approx 4" on the felt cloth at the centre without cutting the fur.

• Using this cut, reverse it, (pull the right side out) to get the right side outside. Now fill in the fibre cotton and close the slit.
• Similarly do the ears. Do not fill in fibre cotton, in the ear.

• Fix the ear on the body using thread and needle. The stitches won't be seen outside as they will be covered with fur.
• 11. Stick the eyes and nose with fevibond or glue.