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Georgie the Good Luck Elephant Pattern by Funky Friends Factory

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$9.35 $12.99 In stock

An elephant with its trunk up is meant to symbolise good luck. This didn’t make sense to me because I’m originally from Africa where an elephant with its trunk UP means it’s about to charge and you’re outta luck! BUT let’s go with the positive! I wouldn’t recommend this pattern for beginners because the tusks and trunk are a little bit fiddly. Georgie will be a cute gift for anyone you feel could do with a little bit of luck in their life!

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ella P. ★★★★★

I was skeptical about the trunk-up meaning at first, but after sewing this plush, the pattern’s clever design makes the pose look playful rather than aggressive. The instructions were clear enough for a beginner like me, and the finished elephant has a nice weight to it from the stuffing.

Joseph V. ★★★★★

The trunk-up detail finally makes sense after I read the description—now I see it as a lucky charm instead of a warning from back home. The pattern is clear and straightforward, and I love that the finished elephant stands on its own with that cheerful pose.

Emily R. ★★★★★

That trunk-up pose still makes me smile every time I look at it on my shelf—though I'm glad it's not charging at me in real life. The pattern was clear enough that even my shaky sewing skills produced a properly adorable elephant.