A friend is becoming a grandmother in January. This week I made a stuffed animal for the baby shower.
I asked a woman at the Treadle Yard Goods fabric store what toys her babies had liked.
She said little babies like toys small enough for their tiny hands, with smiling faces in contrasting light-and-dark colors that they can see (we can't see very well when we're just new, you know), and loops and tags to finger.
So, I made this little animal (2 in./5 cm) with all that in mind.
It's the first I've made on my own (no pattern) since I designed and sewed a stuffed cat in sixth grade.
I think it's an otter?
It's a good way to start learning the basics.
I asked a woman at the Treadle Yard Goods fabric store what toys her babies had liked.
She said little babies like toys small enough for their tiny hands, with smiling faces in contrasting light-and-dark colors that they can see (we can't see very well when we're just new, you know), and loops and tags to finger.
So, I made this little animal (2 in./5 cm) with all that in mind.
It's the first I've made on my own (no pattern) since I designed and sewed a stuffed cat in sixth grade.
I think it's an otter?
Lovely work.
ReplyDeleteThanks---it's lovely work to be doing---the results will get better as I go along, I hope.
ReplyDeleteCute! Seems very baby friendly.
ReplyDelete