That is great, just love it. I made the one that is similar by Amy Butler. Actually I made two, a green tropical print for my grandson and another for my grand daughter made from the Alice fabric that her nursery stuff is made from. Both turned out really cute.

I think the hardest part was the stuffing. It takes a lot of stuffing to fill them up and they need to be pretty solid to work and look good. I used polyfill around the outside and top, but I kind of hollowed that out and used rags and snippits of foam and even a bunch of plastic bags. I read on line that many people use newspaper. I didn't go that far, but I did get creative.

WOW - what an accomplishment and I love the fabric you used in making your Tuffet. Great job.

Very novel and unique idea. I really like it and love the colors.

This is indeed a WOW! What a challenge it must have been.

LOVE IT!!! Don't think I'd want dirty feet/shoes on all of that work, either:)

Wish I had one!! Thanks for the inspiration! Beautiful

I have never seen one of these. It is very cute. Love the fabric chice.
Snownannie

magically wonderful. I've always wondered what a tuffet actually looked like. Now I know.

I think it is amazing..... where did you get the pattern and the feet from?

Hugs

Absolutely gorgeous!