Disney Lilo and Stitch Soft Toy Stitch Mini Bean bag plush

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For the top pattern, of which you will need just one for the cover and one for the lining, fold a sheet of paper in half. Mark a place about halfway down, and then swing a ruler and draw an arc 14 centimetres from that point.

Sew one circle to the rectangle. Again, pair your pieces together according to fabric. For each type, take a circle of the same fabric as your rectangle and pin its edges along one of the rectangle’s long sides, keeping their right sides together. Then sew the two together with a seam allowance between a quarter- and half-inch (0.64 and 1.27 cm). Once you have sewn the entire circle along the rectangle’s long side, finish by sewing the rectangle’s two short ends together. [10] X Research source I made these for Emma when she was just a toddler and we’ve had lots of fun playing with them over the years. Even nine years later, she still pulls them out of her toy box for the occasional game of bean bag toss. The Gumdrop’s shape and top handle strap make it extremely portable. It’s filled with furniture-grade polyurethane foam that is approved under the CertiPUR-US program, which assures that the foam is made without ozone depleters, flame retardants, heavy metals, or formaldehydes. Certification also guarantees low emissions for improved indoor air quality. The chair's removable vinyl covers are highly durable and built to last in a commercial environment, wipe clean easily, and feature a breathable bottom, enabling the Gumdrop to conform to any body position. Product dimensions: Small - 28" x 28" x 24", Large - 42"L x 42"W x 32"H. NFPA 260 Class 1 Certified, 400,000 double rubs. NFPA 260 Class 1 Certified, 400,000 double rubs. Fold in half, right sides together and stitch around 2 sides leaving one side open for turning. Use a 1cm (1/2″) seam allowance. I recommend double stitching the seam using a short stitch length. Trim corners to remove bulk. Iron your fabric (optional). If you wish to iron the fabric so that it is not wrinkled, place a tea towel overtop each piece of fabric. Plug in your iron, wait for it to heat up, and press gently against the tea towel. Do not let the iron sit on the towel too long. Keep it moving.Pull the string tight between the two of you so that your chalk or fabric pencil is exactly 27 inches away from their pen or pin. If you’d rather do without one, simply sew the bottom circle to the rectangle as you did with the top.

If you don’t, simply make a second mark that is even with the first and at least 27 inches from either side.Players sit in a circle and pass or toss the beanbag to the next player while music is playing. As soon as the music stops the player holding the ‘hot potato’ bean bag is out. 7. Juggling Durable and long-lasting: Built to last, this bean bag chair is made from durable materials that can withstand daily use and wear, making it a reliable and long-lasting seating option for your home. If you have a budding sewist in your midst, this sewing project is a great one for kids to make. Only a few straight seams on the sewing machine is all that’s required. Cut your fabric to the appropriate size. For each bean bag you will need two pieces of fabric, each 5 X 5 inches. It is best to measure the distance with a ruler, making marks with your pencil. Then cut both squares out with a pair of scissors or a rotary blade. [1] X Research source [2] X Research source [3] X Research source Walk, hop, run with a bean bag balancing on your head, shoulders, or elbow. Try not to drop it or you have to start from the beginning. 2. Throw and catch

This article was co-authored by Lois Wade. Lois Wade has 45 years of experience in crafts including sewing, crochet, needlepoint, cross-stitch, drawing, and paper crafts. She has been contributing to craft articles on wikiHow since 2007. Begin by forming a magic ring ( Magic Ring Youtube tutorial here!), or chain four, and slip stitch into the first chain. inches wide will get you a large beanbag chair, while 56-70 inches will produce an extra large beanbag chair.

You can alter the dimensions as you wish, but these instructions are for a bag 28 inches (71 cm) high with a 50 inches (130 cm) diameter. Cut two rectangles from each fabric. Unroll at least 87 inches (2.21 m) of either fabric. Use your measuring tape and chalk or fabric pencil to mark an outline that is 87 inches long by 32 inches (0.81 m) wide. Then use your fabric scissors to cut this shape out of your fabric. Once you have, repeat the process once more with the same fabric. [8] X Research source One player hides bean bags around the room/house and the other player tries to find them. You can add variations to make the bean bags easier to find, like saying ‘cooler/warmer’, making a treasure map, or giving the seeker hints. 9. Bean bag tower