Instead of sewing a pillow case-like pouch for Gunny like Cheri did, I used thrifted men's shirts. They automatically fit a hanger perfectly, and made less sewing for me! I used spray adhesive to attach the girly Gunny parts on the back of the pink shirt, but wasn't thrilled with the results, so I took the time to sew the boy Gunny pieces on his shirt. I turned the Gunnys inside out, serged off the arms and shirt tail, flipped them back right side out, and voila! Gunny!
Here my darling daughter demonstrates just how it is that Gunny eats toys. The shirt's buttons can be unbuttoned on the back side to retrieve toys that are ready to be returned, or to insert larger than mouth-sized bites.
Can't wait to see how well Gunny works in our home, and in Elizabeth's!
This would be a great no-sew project for those of you who don't sew but still want a Gunny. Grab a shirt from your husband's closet, turn it inside out, tie a knot at the top of each arm, use some iron-on hem tape to close up the bottom, turn that puppy right side out and glue on a felt face! Easy peasy!
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3 comments:
You rock! Your Gunny looks awesome and that was SO CLEVER to make them from thrifted shirts. Duh! Whay didn't I think of that? Brilliant! Thank you so much for sharing this with me! Way to go!
Cheri
What a great idea...I am going to have to make one up for my kids, they leave their toys all over the place - but I think mine will have to be a large trash can...lol
Your brilliance amazes me.
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