PlushplushplushplushTo make sure the thread doesn’t come loose again after completing the stitch, I tie a knot at the end, similar to the knot at the start. Before tying the knot, pull the thread as tight as you want it. After tying the knot, the thread will be secured and you can’t pull it any […]
I always recommend using a double thread, even if the stitch doesn’t need to be strong. The thread snapping halfway through your work is frustrating and time consuming and we just don’t want that. I personally also find it easier to tie a knot on a double thread than a single one. Take a length […]
So I was in a situation where I had to clean my plush, but didn’t quite know how, without unftuffing it. So I tried a method based on the Surface Wash method. This guide is not exact and set in stone, so feel free to experiment!
“How do you clean a plush?” is a broad question. It depends on how dirty it is, and what kind of “dirt” you’re dealing with. You can divide this into 3 categories: Dry dirt like dust and hair (remove with lint roller/sticky stuff) Small surface stains (surface wash with soap and water) Big, deep or […]
Whether your plush is big or small, the toes are usually all sewn the same way; with a single or double thread looping at the end of the foot/paw, creating the ‘toe’ effect.
Sometimes these threads get loose, but don’t worry! Once you know how, these loose threads are easily fixed.