Page 1 of my most basic pattern. I am uploading it to give people a chance to learn how to make plushies.
Here is page 2. YOU NEED THIS because the above pattern is just a BODy. NO HEAD. [link]
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Edit: Whoa, I just checked Zakka Circle and I found that my pattern has 903 hits there. Add in the 508 hits here, it has 1411 hits! Wow~! o_O
Edit 9/20/07: Holy crud! 2948 total hits between here and Zakka Circle.
I don't know yet, but I think I might add a new pattern at 3500 hits ^_^
um...can you sort of explain how to put the pieces together? I was trying to visualize how the pieces were suppose to get sew. I attempted to sew it together and gave up on it since the fabric I used frayed alot. I hope I'm not asking for to much. I'm not too good at making plushes, but I have three posted on my profile.
Well, I always start by sewing the parts of the arms to the body, and then stitching them together along the back.
Then I line up the parts of the legs and sew them together, before joining the bottom parts to the back to the upper part of the butt/legs together.
Now, I'd work on the feet. Start by sewing together the tops of the feet, paying attention to make sure that the inside part's on the inside of where the leg will be. Then line up the sides of the feet and stitch them onto the legs. Then line up the bottoms of the feet and stitch those on.
The head's somewhat tricky. Take the chin piece and the sides of the head and stitch them together, so the smallest ends of the sides are stitched to the chin and the larger sides lay behind the point of the chin, arching outwards. Then, line up the point of the chin and the bottom of the face and curve the sides of the head around the rest of the face to meet in the center of the forehead and stitch around.
Then take the back parts of the head and stitch along the side with the points. Then stitch the little darts closed.
Line up the top part of the face and the Back of the head and stitch around, so the closed darts are faceing where the neck would be.
Then, stich the head halfway to the body, stitching the under part of the chin to the front of where the neck would be, before turning the whole plush right side out. Stuff the head and body and stitch the back of the neck closed, and there you have a naked, earless, unfinished plush ^_^
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"Haha, a courageous retreat, huh? Poor baby..."
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"Haha, a courageous retreat, huh? Poor baby..."
I weish i had something like this when i made my Wrath plushie
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"Haha, a courageous retreat, huh? Poor baby..."
Then I line up the parts of the legs and sew them together, before joining the bottom parts to the back to the upper part of the butt/legs together.
Now, I'd work on the feet. Start by sewing together the tops of the feet, paying attention to make sure that the inside part's on the inside of where the leg will be. Then line up the sides of the feet and stitch them onto the legs. Then line up the bottoms of the feet and stitch those on.
The head's somewhat tricky. Take the chin piece and the sides of the head and stitch them together, so the smallest ends of the sides are stitched to the chin and the larger sides lay behind the point of the chin, arching outwards. Then, line up the point of the chin and the bottom of the face and curve the sides of the head around the rest of the face to meet in the center of the forehead and stitch around.
Then take the back parts of the head and stitch along the side with the points. Then stitch the little darts closed.
Line up the top part of the face and the Back of the head and stitch around, so the closed darts are faceing where the neck would be.
Then, stich the head halfway to the body, stitching the under part of the chin to the front of where the neck would be, before turning the whole plush right side out. Stuff the head and body and stitch the back of the neck closed, and there you have a naked, earless, unfinished plush ^_^
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"Haha, a courageous retreat, huh? Poor baby..."
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