Beanbag
Fill (You can make 5 turtles with one bag)
Scissors, Tablespoon and Stapler
Polyfill (We sometimes have scrap filler. When
placing your order indicate you would like some and when available
we will include it with your package.)
Instructions:
Print patterns.
Staple all around the outside lines to felt. Cut out. Dab fabric glue
all around the very
outside edge of one of the lime green circles leaving 2" without
glue. That will be the side of the turtle where the stuffing and beanbag
fill are added. Place the legs, the head, and the tail in position as
shown in the diagram at right. Dab glue on top these parts so your
turtle won't leak filler. Place the other large lime green circle on
top, lining up the edges. Press edges together. The head, tail and feet
will be sandwiched between. Let sit five minutes. Spoon 4 tablespoons of
beanbag in the opening. Place a few tufts of polyfill inside to puff the
shell up. Dab glue on the open edge. Press together. Glue circles to top
of shell of shell.
To make a pocket on the bottom of your turtle, dab
glue around the outside edge of three sides of the lime green rectangle.
Press onto the bottom of the turtle.
No-Sew
very
outside edge of one of the lime green circles leaving 2" without
glue. That will be the side of the turtle where the stuffing and beanbag
fill are added. Place the legs, the head, and the tail in position as
shown in the diagram at right. Dab glue on top these parts so your
turtle won't leak filler. Place the other large lime green circle on
top, lining up the edges. Press edges together. The head, tail and feet
will be sandwiched between. Let sit five minutes. Spoon 4 tablespoons of
beanbag in the opening. Place a few tufts of polyfill inside to puff the
shell up. Dab glue on the open edge. Press together. Glue circles to top
of shell of shell.
