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BeeZee-Art — Tutorial: Turning Small Plush Parts Inside Out
Published: 2013-04-14 19:31:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 15371; Favourites: 444; Downloads: 83
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Just a quick little tutorial. Took me about an hour from photographing the steps to typing them all up.I'm sure this information is out there in plenty of other places, but I still feel like a ninja every time I do this and figured you awesome followers of mine might want to know this too.
Here's some examples of plushies with small parts I've used this method for:
I also use this for all my narwhal horns
Edit: Fixed a typo. If you see any more let me know. Photoshop lacks spell check!
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I am SO glad I looked through your tutorials, eye opening!!
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Ooh! I haven't tried making any plushies in a few years, but thin parts like ears and tails always frustrated me. Maybe if I have time to later I'll try this.
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Awesome trick I wish I knew it before i turned my first one inside out and from that day on it was called 3feet.. for .. well.. let's say the 4th is still inside
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Nice! :3 Thanks for sharing this, I'll add it to my computer's plushie tutorial folder XD.
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It's... so... simple! My mind has been blown.
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Wow, so simple and so useful, I've never thought about it before! Thanks for sharing!
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This is magical. 
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Oh my god I can't BELIEVE I NEVER THOUGHT OF THIS THANK YOU so much holy crap
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A wonderfull tutorial!
but I ask myself who needs a tuto for this task...do it eversince the way you show here x3
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It's just to show people how to do it who haven't done it before because they either didn't know or didn't think of it. The pictures help, it can be difficult to explain in words. Once you know how to do it, you don't need a tutorial anymore. Only the first time or in case you forgot.
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Of course, of course. It was more a silly thought than a real question x3
Your tutorials are great work!
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Haha, I wondered. Wasn't sure if you really wanted an answer
And thanks!
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ummm.
what kind of fabric do you use for your plushies?:00
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Mostly anti-pill and polar fleece. I also use flannel, normal cotton cloth, and (rarely) batik.
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I wish I had known about this a long time ago. Thank you so much for sharing!
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Nice. I'll have to try this with doll hands sometime.
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It works really well for fingers because they are usually so small and a pain.
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Oh yes, you've no idea how many armless dolls I have down the basement.
(That sounds wrong, but you know what I mean!)
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Darn. I wish I made plushie toys so I could do this n__n
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i kind of want to cry now. i used to just poke using the stick method and it keeps hurting my nails. thank you so much for sharing this method. it'll give people like me less hand problems. wished i used it earlier i really appreciate this
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I used to just pose the stick too! And then it would get all bunched up in the end and I would try to force it inside out anyway and the material would get all stretched and I'd try to turn it right side out to try again and it wouldn't go and then the seams would start to rip and just UGH.
Love my straws and chopsticks.
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yeah totally same for my results. awesome method X3
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I can't believe I have never imagined such solution. This is going to help me a lot. Thank you!
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Thanks! I could use this for the Pegasus wings I wanna make!
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I haven't started plush making yet but this will be useful when I do!
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Holy crud, this would've saved me the frustration when making some of my dolls! I will have to remember this trick.
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I HAVE THE POWER
Seriously. Thank you for showing me this brilliant idea that makes me feel a little bit dumb that I didn't think of it. IT ALL MAKES SENSE NOW 8D
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Awesome! If I ever get around to any of the projects I've been meaning to start, this will be a great help!
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3 words-.. you are genius! thanks this is really helpful
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O-O Why did I never think of this?! You are a GENIUS!
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That's exactly how I felt when I first saw this method being used
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