Here's what I did:
I cut my two layers of fabric (one layer I sewed four tiny squares together to make a different pattern) into perfect squares and then layered a square of cellophane and a baby wipe package for a major crinkle sound.
Then I pinned my ribbon to the right side of the front fabric piece.
I did a ton of ribbon pieces in different sizes.
Then I flipped the top piece over to rest on top of all the layers. Right sides of both pieces facing each other.
I then sewed all around the square with a 1/4 inch seam allowance. Left a little room to turn it inside out and then whip stitched the opening closed.
Finally, I hand stitched on a piece of fuzzy material in the shape of a heart on the front.
Finally, I hand stitched on a piece of fuzzy material in the shape of a heart on the front.
My baby loves it!
6 comments:
It's super cute. You could probably do that in the teething cuddler that we have over at Scraps N' Strings.
Teething Cuddler
A friend of mine accidentally found out how to make a 'crinkle' shirt. She did an applique and forgot to take the backing off the heat n bond before sewing it on. Once she washed it, it started making the crinkle noise. TOO funny!
Sammy- You are so right! That teething cuddler is so cute!
Jenna- That is hilarious! How did she fix it? Or did she just deal with the "crinkle" sound following her around? :)
She's just dealing with it. Now that she knows what she did, she just laughs when she hears it!
I just wanted to let you know that your link to this from your tutorials page, takes you to the sunburst clock page. At least you had a search bar though so I could still find it! Thanks for posting these!
Thanks for letting me know Heather! I've now fixed the link on the tutorials page :)
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