Einleitung
In this repair, we will be reinforcing a microbead plush by creating a bag for the microbeads. Using this repair, we can extend the duration of items a loved one has given or keep these items in near-perfect condition. Before starting this repair, you should have a spool of a thread in the plush's color to make any repairs unnoticeable. This repair will take a while and can get messy; for example, when flipping the plush casing, use an area that is easy to clean.
Werkzeuge
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Look for seams in the microbead plush that you can tear to remove its contents.
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Using a seam ripper, make a hole the size of your thumb.
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Fold the inside-out casing in half.
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Place it on a piece of fabric folded into fourths. The loose ends of the fabric should be facing you.
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Trace the outline of the casing with a marker.
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Measure about 20 times the length of the plush in thread.
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Push the thread through the eye of the needle until both sides of the needle have an equal amount of thread.
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Create a small loop using the loose ends, leaving about 2 centimeters to wrap around the base of the loop. Push the excess through the loop to create a knot.
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Unfold the material keeping both outline sheets together.
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After unfolding, use a different color marker to note where the hole made in step one is on your plush.
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Start stitching along the edge of the outlines, weaving the needle every centimeter to close any gaps.
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Stuff the bag into the plush, leaving the openings together.
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Sew the edges of the openings onto the plush to prevent the bag from slipping when refilling.
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Insert the funnel in the opening and begin refiling the plush.
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After refilling the plush, sew the opening closed.
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After closing the opening press down on the plush to spread around the microbeads.
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With those final stitches, your microbead plush shouldn’t spill anymore.