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Scrappy Elephant Stuffed Animal Patterns

By: Jill Shepherd from jembellish.blogspot.com.au

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An elephant never forgets where he left his keys! Learn how to use up scraps with this adorable and easy sewing project. These adorable key chains and itty stuffed animal patterns will help you keep track of your keys in the cutest way possible!

Sewn out of old fabric scraps, you can easily make the Scrappy Elephant Stuffed Animal Patterns in a matter of minutes. These quick sewing projects would make a great last-minute gift for a child or an awesome way to help a house-sitter keep track of the keys to your home.

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LynM

Jan 12, 2017

28.What a cute idea and another great way to use up scrap material. Theres a template provided so dont worry if your drawing skills arent up to scratch. I wonder if it would be possible to enlarge this template on a home printer, to make the elephants in different sizes?I suppose if you made them larger you would omit the key tag loop and just purpose them as childrens gifts.

Linda

Jan 10, 2017

This elephant pattern is so darling for infants and toddlers.

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