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What else do you call these makeshift or stuffed animals that have little or no hair? Some people call them make-do's. Molly and I have always referred to them as the hairless animals - the ones whose hair has rubbed away. I've learned that the Amish stuffed animals were made out of a simple material - with no fur or hair whatsoever. These friendly critters were made out of scraps left over from used clothing - wool, cotton or felt.
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