Here's the last one. Just use any generic shape and place your design in the front. You can then fill with plastic beads, or rice, or beans. I've even bought bags of beanie babies from the thrift stores, put them through the washer a couple of times, cut them open and reused the pellets in them. I can usually buy a bag of 10 or so for $2. How's that for living "green"?

I've been away from the list for awhile and am back, enjoying everyone's creations. Your door stops are so cute and I love the idea of using some recycled things with new projects. My compliments !

Personally I think it's great but some folks that collect beanies may not think so LOL *4U

I really like this one!!

I love the swan design. Great ideas too for making them, another 'oneday' project for me.... lol!

Very nice and nice to see you are going green....

great idea*

This a great idea and I need one so bad I will have to try making one soon, thanks for sharing.*****

Love the design! It's very nice! And very nice of you 'going green' !

You have done a great job on these! Beautiful designs.

Great work - I have that swan - didn't realize it was that large. Hehehe - thanks for going green, too.

Your door stoppers are lovely - well done another * 4U
Yvonne

these are really nice. thanks for the instructions too.

Love all your doorstops, the puppy is also very cute - clever girl

I just love it. Thanks for sharing.

Very nice!!*

super idee!

You do great work. This is a beautiful Swan. Where did you get the design?

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by quail 03 Apr 2009

This was a free design from Rose Cottage at Oregon Patch Works. It stitches out perfectly!!