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• We carry out the cutting of toys in accordance with the attached scheme.
• We prepare small elements of the product - eyes and nose. To do this, we lay frequent small stitches along the circumferences of their parts and, having slightly tightened them and filled with a synthetic winterizer, we finally close (the balls should turn out) and fasten using a manual seam.
• Grind the middle seams of the main part and the back part with a machine seam as shown in the photo.
• Cut a narrow strip of fleece with a width of at least 5 cm (the length is arbitrary and depends on the desired size of the sink). Fold it in half, grind open slices and turn it on the face.
• Fill the part with a synthetic winterizer and twist it into the steering wheel. The resulting shell is fixed with a manual seam.
• We connect the main part with the details of the back and bottom as shown in the photo, leaving a small gap so that the product can be turned on the face. We fill it with a synthetic winterizer, close the gap and manually connect it with the remaining parts of the cochlea.
If your toy is cut out of plain fabric, I suggest decorating it with acrylic paints.
The pattern can be arbitrary and made both with a brush and a cotton swab (the latter will give a particularly soft effect). Next, cut a straw from a scrap of material of contrasting color and sew it to the head as it was done in the photo. The snail is ready!
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