3 Foot Plush Creeper

This actually happened as a result of one of my former friends telling me that I should sew a life size creeper. That would be about six feet tall, and originally, I was going to do that! But when I told my mom about it, she said it would take way to much fabric and stuffing, and I'm glad I listened to her and sized it down. This guy took about two 32 ounce bags of stuffing. Or some similar amount. Which is quite a lot. He probably took around $30 or $40 to make, with fabric and stuffing and everything. 3 feet is still a pretty god size, though. I was originally going to put my Chihuahua in the picture as a size comparison, but I didn't think he'd sit still for the picture, so I didn't bother.

I just sized him up from the lengths that I used for: fav.me/d4kzke1 So I multiplied every single measurement by 3, so every measurement and length increased the same, but his legs just won't support him. That's why he's in a chair. He can't stand on his own, and he even has trouble leaning against a wall.

Anyways, hope you enjoy his cuteness. I finished him a few days ago and I had been working on him since the end of April, although I did almost nothing for most of May. I think I mostly improved from my work in that smaller plush creeper I made last year. Besides his neck. Sewing his head to his body was ridiculously hard. I had to rip and redo all the stitches at one point (when it was like 80% done) and since I couldn't use pins to hold stuff in place, the seam got a bit wavy and screwed up.

This is the creeper that I sewed a year or so ago: fav.me/d4kzke1

Update: This fellow now resides at my little cousins' house. When they came over one day and saw it, they absolutely adored it, so I decided to give it to them.