My kids are crazy obsessed with Disney’s new show Doc Mcstuffins.
I like to think it’s because they aspire to be doctors helping out those in need but more than likely it’s because they like toys and singing .
What better way to encourage all of the above than with your own Doc Mcstuffin style stethoscope!
For each Stethoscope you will need:
1 plastic headband (look for fabric wrapped ones without the little teeth along the top the headbands pictured are from Dollar Tree in a package of 3)
2 feet of ribbon (I doubled it over to glue it but if you are willing to sew you can get away with 1 foot). Shorten if needed to insure ribbon can’t be wrapped around the child’s neck.
*All felt wool or wool blend, acrylic lacks the thickness so measurements may be off and hot gluing acrylic is a recipe for burns
Scrap tan felt, I used Toffee from American Felt and Craft
Scrap heart color I used Hot Pink and Sparrow from American Felt and Craft
White felt 4″ x 8″ for stethoscope body I used
Felt for ear covers 2″ x 5″ I used Hot Pink and White
Hot glue gun and glue
Needle and Thread
Felt Glue (optional)
Cut out template pieces in desired felt shades.
Attach heart to small bandage center and bandage center to bandage. Finish with french knots if desired.
Attach bandage to one of the stethoscope circles and set aside.
Loop Ribbon over headband.
Glue ribbon together with felt or hot glue (you can also sew it)
Attach the back of the stethoscope (the piece without the bandage)
Place stethoscope top (the side with the bandage) on top of the back and stitch where the ribbon meets with a running stitch and continue with an overcast stitch.
Slip in large squeaker and whip stitch closed.
Wrap end of headband with felt strip and hot glue. Make sure to use glue along entire strip to felt can’t come loose.
Finish by placing glue in center and gently pinching to seal off the headband end.
When finished the ends should be large enough to fit over ears like ear muffs and should not fit in the ear canal at all, add more felt if needed to accomplish this.
The Doc is In!
May not suitable for younger kids
Happy Crafting
~Andie
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what a good idea!!!!
So creative!! I’m planning a doctor party for my daughter’s 4th birthday and this will be perfect!! Thank you so much for sharing!
Rachel~have you been able to find doctor themed items online for your daughters party? And if so where??? Thanks!
If kids can do this on their own they can have the customized toys that will teach them about the basic medical instrument of the doctors. They can even have role playing and act like doctor or nurse and use this to their patient.
more doc mcstuffins stuff please!!! this is amazing!!
This is darling. I repinned it on pinterest a while ago and wanted you to know it has been repinned over a hundred times from my pin alone. you are a pinterest sensation!
Hey Heidi thanks for the Pin!
I love pinterest, I’m totally addicted!
It’s so neat to see your projects on someone else’s to do board. You can see all our Felt Influenced boards here: http://pinterest.com/feltandcraft/
Andie
where do you find the squeaker thing at
You can find them here: http://stores.americanfeltandcraft.com/-strse-207/squeaker%2C-squeakers%2C-noice%2C-insert%2C/Detail.bok
what is the purpose of the squeaker?
This is exactly what I need for my daugther’s party. So easy and beautiful, thank you very much for sharing!
Great Job!!! I will be pinning 🙂 Dee @ From Wine to Whine.com
Thank you so much for sharing this craft. We used it as part of our doctor kits for community helper month and it was a success.
This was so perfect. I made them for my daughter’s party and they cam out darling. So grateful for the templates!