I recently saw a photo, that had a box filled with kitties and I love it.
So, I thought I would make one of my own. I have a box and nothing in it, so perfect to fill with kitties.
First I drew out a kitty shape. Then I took scraps out of my basket and sewed them together to make two pieces a bit larger than the cat pattern. I did make sure that the face area would have a neutral shade, so the features would show up.
I used freezer paper and traced the cat design and cut it out, then placed that right sides in with the other piece. I sewed it by machine and cut off the excess, making a snip at the curves for turning.
I used regular stuffing and sewed him at the bottom. I went without a tail, since these will be box sitters. He is 10" tall.
This is the box he will go in. I love how it came out and will make a skinny and fat one, to have a variety of kitty characters.
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Scrappy Kitty
Labels:
antique cat,
cat doll,
cotton fabric,
crazy quilting,
primitive,
sewing,
walnut ink
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15 comments:
He is darling, Debbie! :)
Wow, I really like it Debbie. I can't wait to see the others!
awwww, I love him!!!
So dang cute! Love how you are able to think of an idea and then just go with it. I have to mull things over for a long time, first! YIKES!
love them kittys.;)
wonderful prim kitty - so adorable - can't wait to see his companions!
How cute is he?!?! Now I did hear him ask for some furriends....
Purrs!
Romeo and "her"
I love your Cats.
Oh so CUTE! He's great! Going to look great with a few kitties snuggled in there!
Very sweet Debbie!
So cute. I can't wait to see him with his friends.
~Melissa~
Very prim looking! I would love a box of them too!
Oh my! You are wonderfully creative! Your kitty is so prim and adorable!!
Sweet!
OMG....he is darling and in the next post he has a family! Does the litter need new homes? Hee!!
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