How to Button Joint - Soft Toy
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- How to Sew a Soft toy
How to Make an Easy Soft Toy
Easy and effective, button jointing is a great way to attach moveable limbs to soft toys that are meant for older children, young at heart grown ups, or just for display.
Buttons, strong thread, and a long needle is all you need for this alternative to safety joints.
As always, please take into account the age of the child you are giving this toy to. Buttons can come loose with wear and tear and are a choking hazard for young children.
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This tutorial is perfect!! I got a sewing machine for Christmas and I’m so excited to make dolls
Best Christmas present ever! Enjoy yourself, and remember - nothing is a mistake, just a learning opportunity! c x
I love your dry humour and this was so helpful thank you I'm definitely subscribing
Ha ha, thank you! c x
Thank you! Just what I needed to finish my daughter’s soft toy. 😊
What a beautiful bunny 🐇🐰
Just used this for a cute little doll I'm making! Thanks so much, this is very helpful!
Glad you like it, c x
Super helpful thank you ❤
Thank You so much. I am making stuffed toys for the Christmas Shoebox Ministry. I was wanting to learn how to make jointed bears. Through your Thoughtfulness I now know how to do this. God bless you for your kindness
Very helpful demonstration & tidbits of info!
Loved your tutorial,thank you I will try this on my first bear ❤️
Good luck. Use a double thickness of strong thread and the longest needle you can find, c x
Thank you so much! I have enjoyed watching your videos because I have never made jointed rag dolls and now I see why the purpose to use buttons on soft toys.
Your videos are always awesome and very informative. I appreciate them very much thank you.
I used this tutorial to make a sew on the small mouse plush I’m making and it was super helpful
Glad it helped. It's not as 'safe' as safety joints but it's so much easier to get the right positioning, c x
i have a bear pattern that says attach arms and legs to the out side of the body, i think using this method has a much nicer finish to it,
I'd like to know who this dollmaker is. I really enjoyed her instruction and her dolls are adorable.
Thank you for making this video. I crochet and I have a couple large stuffed animals that I wanted to make but they have button joints and I could not find any information on it until now
This helped me to repair a soft toy that had lost its arms while being played with by a grandson. Now I realise that this toy wasn’t meant to be played with by a small child.
I love your humour. Thanks for a helpful tutorial. Do you have a pattern for your Harriet the Hare?
Thank you! Yes, we do. It's here and she's on pages 23-24 c x www.sewmag.co.uk/free-sewing-patterns/harriet_hare
Have you a video of making this rabbit, I really love the face? 😍
I'm sorry, we don't. The rabbit is quite time consuming to make with our current set up so we opt for quicker projects, c x
Namaste Mam You have learned to make very easily. now i can do my business
Thank you, glad it helped and good luck with your work, c x
Very helpful for a newbie as well!
Thankyou for that tutorial.
I've knitted a 20" bear and the instructions have told me to get plastic clip in joints but I looked on Amazon and they are very expensive. This bear is working out to be a dear project as the yarn had to be 4 ply,over £2 for a 50grm ball....I'm hoping your method of fixing movable limbs will work for me, fingers crossed.
Brilliant! Thank you! 😍
Very informative....thank you......
Thank you. This q very interesting tutorial.
Good tutorial thank you
thank you.
thank you so much!
What a wonderful tutorial! What is the type of fabric used ?
I used quilter's weight 100% cotton, c x
Awesome👍
So cute I have a pet guniea pig it needs this I subed!
Love the mouse do you have a video for that make too.
Haven't done a demo but the templates for the mouse should be available here - www.sewmag.co.uk/templates/sew-145-january-21-myrtle-mouse-and-me-set
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@@TheCraftsChannel thank you
Amazing thanks how many times did you go through?
I usually use doubled thread and go through each button about 4-6 times, c x
Do you have a video of making the memory bear
I'm afraid not, and I can't remember which magazine I made it for sorry, c x
Do you have a pattern for you mouse stuff toy. Love your tutorial on button joints. Thank you.
Yes, you can download the template here - www.sewmag.co.uk/templates/sew-145-january-21-myrtle-mouse-and-me-set
You may have to sign up first but it's all free, c x
I love Bunny’s and love to sew. Do you have a tutorial on making this bunny? Love your videos.
I've not done a demo as it's quite time consuming but of you have a look at sewmag.co.uk there are a host of toy patterns that are free when you sign in, c x
@@TheCraftsChannel Thank You
Could you do a short video on attaching the legs on the bunny?
@@kathyshirey9446 The legs on the demo bunny were prestuffed and then stitched into the bottom seam of the body. You can always button joint legs in the same way as arms though, c x
@@TheCraftsChannel I appreciate it. Thank you
Supppper toll danke
Supppper danke bitte mehr davon bleibt Gesund liebe Grüße Maria
Schön, dass es Ihnen gefallen hat, vielen Dank, c x
Do you have a pattern for this bunny? I would love to have it!
From memory she's called Harriet Hare and should still be available to download from the Sew Magazine website. I think the link is this - www.sewmag.co.uk/free-sewing-patterns/harriet_hare c x
Thanks so much!!