How to stuff a knitted toy | Fiber fill

[@fleshbirdie]

This is so helpful! I never knew there was such an art to stuffing dolls like this. Thank you for making this!

[@BeccaJNorman]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bullwinklettemoos1032]

Again WOW OH WOW!! You are great. The presentation is excellent and you make me laugh as I watch. You are doing an excellent job 🎉🧸😇

[@BeccaJNorman]

Thank you! 😆

[@ranias76]

just found you Becca ,cant wait to see your other videos as well ,most helpful.

[@noriskern7385]

Excellent content. Thank you

[@catherinedilworth1363]

I learned a few techniques just now from watching your video demonstration, Becca. I’ll try them out. Thank you.

[@BeccaJNorman]

You're very welcome. I'm glad I could help!

[@justjoniok]

So helpful 🙏

[@UrsulaNeilLittleBear]

I have problems stuffing my knitted donkeys. The legs don't stand upright, they flay outwards and the donkey sinks down. What am I doing wrong? Stuffing does appear to be the most difficult part of the job.

[@BeccaJNorman]

It may be an issue of needing some reinforcement. Maybe once they're stuffed and attached, you could stitch from one to the other through the belly to toothed tighten them up. (I'm picturing a donkey on all fours)

[@reneewilkes4796]

I actually have a question. I knitted my daughter a bunny about 15 years ago and he's gotten flat over years. Is there any way to add more stuffing or should I just look at making a new one

[@BeccaJNorman]

Well, if there's a way to pick the seams open, you could take the old stuffing out and add new, although knitting another is never bad either. (But sometimes it's the old flat ones we love the most)

[@reneewilkes4796]

Actually yes it is very sentimental for her. She asked if was possible to add more stuffing. She'll keep him either way. So maybe I'll knit him a brother 😊. Thank you so much

[@lindadelehanty2675]

How do you sew on legs and arms

[@BeccaJNorman]

This one will help. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpjPnY2ed61kl9E