Un- Finished Objects
Bears and Other Stuffed Animals
The intermediate stages of a project can be as interesting as the finished product.
Here are a few examples.
Growl Dukat Getting the cord on his head and neck was kind of tricky. The loose ends in this picture are destined to go across his shoulders and be chopped off to an appropriate length.
Below: Growl looks a bit like an octopus before his side seam is done.
Shaggy Katz Without head or stuffing, this shaggy katz is revealed as a two-dimensional flat-cat. (From Mars, maybe?) Or, as I call this picture: "roadkill."
Fur II From the instructions for the basic bear pattern: "Turn [body] right-side out. Admire. Set aside." In fact, the admiration is the only reason for turning the body right-side out at this point--it has to be wrong-side out to attach the head later.
Below: Even without the back of his head, Fur II had personality.
Below: Patches was built up out of 61 individual pieces. Each pattern piece used from 2-5 different fabrics.
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Below: Chimera cat pieces (finished cat). |
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 head |
 inner legs |
 tail |
 right side |
 underbody |
 left side |