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1975 Softcover edition. Scanned from my personal collection
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- INTRODUCTION
- Preparation of Patterns
- Assembling Tools and Choosing Materials
- Cutting Out
- Stitching
- Stuffing and Modelling
- Inserting Glass Eyes
- Making Felt Eyes
- Eyelids, Lashes and Whiskers
- Making and Attaching Ears
- Noses, Mouths, and Beaks
- Jointing
- Wiring
- Dressing a Toy
- Cutting Your Own Patterns
- Some More Books
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Title: Hints on Soft Toys, Craft Notebook No. 11
Author: Margaret Hutchings
Publication Date: HC:1961
Publisher: Mills & Boon Ltd., London, UK
Page Count: 32
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 7 1/2" x 5"
ISBN: None
SUMMARY- This little book gives a lot of useful advice for creating your own toys from scratch. There are a lot better books now, of course, and it would be impossible to do a comprehensive job in just 32 half-size pages, but there is still useful and relevant information here.
THE CRAFT NOTEBOOK SERIES:(Mills & Boon Ltd., London, UK):
No. 1 Embroidery, by Winsome Douglas,
No. 2 Canework, by I.V. Bogardus,
No. 3 Flower Arrangement, by E. M. Lyall,
No. 4 Advanced Canework, by I.V. Bogardus,
No. 5 Lampshades, by Margaret Rourke,
No. 6 Artificial Flowers, by M.D. Howard,
No. 7 Advanced Lampshades, by Margaret Rourke,
No. 8 Fabric Pictures, by Dorothy Cooper,
No. 9 Tatting, by E.A. Ashdown,
No. 10 Raffia, by Eunice Close,
No. 11 Hints on Soft Toys, by Margaret Hutchings,
No. 12 Advanced Flower Arrangement, by E.M. Lyall,
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