A soft-sculptural creature is provided with a torso having a front panel and a back panel respectively having upper edges joined to the front and rear of the perimeter of a neck, opening into a hollow head. The front half of the head is stuffed and has a face. Stuffed arms and legs are attached at respective ends to the front panel. The soft- scuptural creature is sandwiched onto a marginal portion of a blanket at a location offset to one side of the top edge of the blanket and the front panel is sown around at least part of its perimeter to the blanket. The blanket can be removably stuffed into the soft-sculptural creature by rolling, folding or similarly condensing the blanket, stuffing some of it into the back half of the head through the neck opening, removably joining corresponding parts of the left margins of the front and rear panels to one another, corresponding parts of the right margins of the front and rear panels to one another, and wrapping rearwardly a flap provided on the front panel and removably joining it to the lower margin of the back panel. When the blanket is opened out and in use, the back panel can be stuffed into the back half of the head, and a person covered by the blanket can lie with an arm curled around the neck of the soft- sculptural creature.
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