Baby tag toy

I wanted to make a giraffe toy for my baby. I have a lot of batting to use up. So I did a quick google search for a giraffe template. I really didn't like any I saw so I drew one myself. It was a lot harder than I thought! haha. This one was after I've given up after 3-4 failed ones. Whatever. It wasn't going to be perfect anyway.... I also have lots of fat quarter pieces laying around. I love these because they're perfect for smaller projects like this! SUPPLIES: Fabric Batting Ribbons…

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Quick, easy to make handmade baby toys. Made with soft and snuggly fabrics and shiny satin ribbon tags, babies and toddlers will love these handmade toys. #sew #baby #tag

Learn how to make a super cute, personalized monogram tag toy that crinkles! Perfect baby shower gift!

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Learn how to make a handmade baby crinkle tag toy by following this tutorial by our haberdashery expert, Kathi. Crinkle toys are the perfect gift for a baby shower, and our new Blue Peter Rabbit Fat Quarters are the ideal fabric for them to be made out of! Add a...

Make a baby dinosaur tag blanket with your Cricut machine in minutes! A fun project for a newborn baby and perfect for baby shower gifts!

You will need to cut two pieces of fabric 6 inch square and have several 4 inch strips of ribbon. Also cut a 6 inch square of plastic that makes noise when you crumple it.

Isn't this a cute baby toy. My sister showed me this link and I knew I just had to make one. I have been making little tag blankets for a few years now, so these supplies were all in my sewing stash. Here are a few pictures along the way. Cut out a circle. Use a fusable fabric to iron down a nose and eyes. Satin stitch around the nose, eyes, and mouth. I used a pen to draw on a mouth to use as a guideline. After stitching. Pin lots of ribbon loops around the edge. Stitch the…