>>11489465Hello /stg/ enjoyers,
I come to you with a problem I am sure many soft toy lovers have found: how to repair a beloved toy? Especially one that is fragile and old. My little guy is a cow (yeah, yeah, bull, whatever) and I've literally had him since the day I was born. At one point I lost him and was distraught, to the point my parents bought multiples of him in case I lost him again, fortunately he was found and safely returned to me. These days though, he is so well loved he has to wear old Beanie Baby clothes to be held together, my Dad saw him versus his "brother" recently and says my little guy looks like a Holocaust victim, lol.
I still love to snuggle him but am very gentle and don't sleep with him lest I tear him or something, I'd love to use him in my wedding if I ever marry. I have found people who repair stuffed animals online, but I don't think even they can fix him. He's threadbare to the point that you can see through him to the stuffing. Anyways, any advice would be appreciated!
