Quick Tips: Using Wire in Stuffed Animals
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Instead of sewing a channel and trying to slide wire through the channel, Mary Beth recommends using fabric-covered wire. Rather than sewing the channel first, Mary Beth advises to insert the fabric-covered wire into the item, and then sew the casing around the wire. This eliminates the difficulty of inserting wire through a channel that may curve or have sharp bends.
For more information on sewing plushies, stuffed animals, and other projects that may require wire, check out these:
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How to Make an Animal Plushie
Create a Customized Rag Doll
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