How to make fishing game

How to make fish
materials required: coloured felt, polyster filling, movable eyes and paper clips Draw your design on a piece of paper/cardboard and cut it out for use as template.Fold the felt into half and use your template to draw your design on the felt. Remember to leave enough spacing between the fishes.

Sew on the line you have drawn on the felt.

Leave a opening for stuffing polyster filling into the fish.

Stuff in the polyster filling and continue to sew to close the opening. Be careful not to step on your sewing machine paddle when you are stuffing the filling. Alternatively, you can remove your felt piece from the sewing machine to stuff in the polyster filling. I'm just too lazy to do so. Leave some allowance and cut out your fish.

Glue the eyes, put paper clips at the mouth position and make MANY MANY more......

How to make fishing rod

materials required: button, magnet, balloon stick, thin wire

I got my thin wire from a sandwich bag, so it has plastic covering.

Pull the thin wire through the holes of the button, twist to secure it and trim off the excess. You can skip this part if you are using button that has loop on the back.

Glue the bottom of the button to a piece of magnet with gun glue, and this will act as the "hook" for the fishing rod. Just tie this with string to a balloon stick and your fishing rod is done!

Alternatively, you can just tie a U-shaped magnet to any stick.

Fish pond/bag

materials required: 2 pieces of fabrics, ribbon, cotton cord

Oh.... I don't have photos for this, forgot to take photo, but it is really easy.

Step 1: With the right sides of the 2 fabrics facing, cut out the shape of your fish pond.

Step2: Cut out several pieces of ribbon, about 5cm long. Fold your ribbons into half and sandwich them at regular interval between the 2 fabrics and secure them with pins.

Step3: Sew around the edge of the fish pond, leaving a small opening for turning over.

Step4: Turn the fabrics to the right sides and sew around the edge of the fish pond to close up the opening.

Step5: Cut a piece of cotton cord that is slightly longer than the perimeter of the fish pond. Thread the cotton cord through the ribbons and tie it up.
Now you are ready for fishing.

Just pull and tie the cotton cord to keep all the fishes in your pond :P

Hanhan was very happy when I turned the "fish pond" into a bag, immediately she took it and went out of the room. I went after her and asked,"Where are you going?" She replied,"gai gai!"(means going out) :)