Finishing a stuffed animal | How to sew on the head, arms, legs, and tail

[@mischka54]

This is so helpful, thank you. A tip that I found useful, I’m just knitting a teddy with a lovely podgy tummy so I pushed the body gently into a Pyrex glass jug to hold it steady whilst I sewed the head on. It worked a treat! If the body is slimmer you could perhaps use a glass or similar container. As long as it sits snuggly it will leave you with two hands to work!

[@BeccaJNorman]

I love that idea! Thanks for sharing it!

[@JacquieChelin]

Hi Becca, I have learnt SO MUCH from your videos. THANK YOU. So clear and your instructions are so thorough.

[@BeccaJNorman]

Thank YOU so much! What are you making right now?

[@jeanallison5784]

I’d never done a teddy bear crocheted. Your video is above and beyond the very best! You did a superb job! Thank you so much💖💖💖

[@BeccaJNorman]

Thank you!

[@sharishaw32]

Thank you SO MUCH for this wonderful video. I finally put together my stuffed animal and the head looks great!

[@BeccaJNorman]

Awesome! What did you make?

[@suewalworth5416]

Was feeling very uncomfortable to attach head and arms to the body of my crocheted stuffed animal. Video of visual directions is just what I needed and was looking for. Thanks

[@BeccaJNorman]

Glad it was helpful!

[@caro1591]

Great demo. Thank you.

[@katepool6317]

This helped me so much! Thank you!

[@BeccaJNorman]

Yay! What are you making?

[@katepool6317]

@@BeccaJNorman a Bluey! I had made one for my kids a few months ago and the stitching together did not go well. These instructions made a huge difference for my new one!!

[@dillydallys1]

I just cannot do the DPNS for the legs, the arms I did flat and sewd but the seam came at the front when I tried the leg?? any tips for me?

[@BeccaJNorman]

Hm, did you add a stitch on each selvedge for knitting flat? That acts like a seam allowance when you do mattress stitch.