One of my favorite places to go to check out plushes (and to buy plushes!) is the plush section at Shana Logic which offers the following adorable items among others:

As you can see, there are a number of fun things you can try with plushes, and they don’t all have to be difficult.  If you’re looking for more resources on plush crafts, check out our Felt Craft article.

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So my eight-year-old daughter and I did some over the weekend and we both had a great time – it’s really the perfect craft for all ages – and pretty cheap too!

So what it entailed was tracing the patterns,

then cutting them out of the felt,

then doing some sewing with embroidery thread and an embroidery or quilting needle (BTW, she’s using a very blunt quilting needle here – works on felt and safe for youngsters if you keep an eye on them),

and a bit of glueing here and there.

When it was all done, I ended up with this cute fish:

and my six-year-old just had a good time coming up with her own creations :

So if you’re looking for a fun and affordable project for adults and kids, this is definitely a great book to check out!

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