I used a tennis ball construction method. The pattern took a few tries to get right and as the sherpa faux fur I used is non-stretch it was quite unforgiving when it came to being completely round. I decided this have the kakamora inspired softy more character and individuality.

So basically I cut two of the tennis ball parts and appliquéd a cotton face onto the front of one of these.

That done I marked the centre points on the long and short folds of each part and pinned them right sides together, starting in a "T" shape. 

Then it was time to sew them. I used the machine with the stepping foot (my fabric was grippy) but this step could also be done by hand. The stitch starting point was also super important as I wanted the hole for turn through and stuffing away from the face.

Once sewn it was just a case of turning through to have fluffy side out, stuffing with toy fill and hand sewing the hole closed.