Now, I am making her a stuffed Ah-Worm. I started making this on December 26th. When I asked her what size she wanted him to be, she held her arms over her head--and she's a tall kid.
I started making the small head first (he has two heads) to give me a scale to work with and because it's the most detailed part.I didn't draw out a pattern for this thing. I've been "wingin'" it as I go. There are already a few areas that if I were a more patient person, I would go back and change. I first started using Stitch Witch because I recently killed my sewing machine. Thankfully, my friend let me borrow her's (and I love it!). So two mornings ago, I started by sewing over the Stitch Witch. The only other sewing machine experience that I had was making rat hammocks, cubes, and tunnels.
Here's what I had finished at the end of the first session:
Yesterday, I made the eyes for the small head.
Here's how I have altered the original sandworm:
I do have a question for those of you who sew! How do you sew a circle? I'm having a hard time getting a decent circle shape.

3 comments:
When the Hell are they finally going to put out a deluxe version of that one out on DVD. Love that flick.
"We've come for yer daughter Chuck."
I love that movie and that's one of my favorite lines.
Thank God there's another Omaha mom exposing her children to fine cinema. I'm right there with yah!
-J
PS: I love to scroll through Omaha blogs and found yours this way ...
Love the profile pic.
Excellent sandworm! Your daughter has great taste!
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