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clearkid — Luma Plush Tutorial
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Pattern: [link]Fleece pwns felt!
I love how the tutorial category is listed under "frequently used."
So I have succumb to the mob, and now present you with a Luma tutorial. <3
Lumas (c) Nintendo
Tutorial and pattern (c) ~clearkid
If you have any questions, about making the Lumas please comment below. If you have questions about other stuff, please go explore my gallery and journals.
For the glory of God!
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Comments: 736
Damn adorable, you did an awesome in creating those cute little things *-*
I really want to make one on my own, but I have no experience with sewing ^^"
Nonetheless I might try this out and probably create a fail-luma ;D
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I made one! It's a tiger-patterned one! Only material in the house I could use...
Anybody have any name suggestions? It's a girl!
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you should post it!!!!
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I did! [link]
You like?
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you're welcome!
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Thanks for your tutorial and pattern! But I seem to be getting very confused at step 3 :[
I seem to think that you mean sew the two pairs together, to each other, so that you have one sewn piece of a straight end and curly end sewn at the curve (like the left side of the 3rd picture) and another sewn piece of a straight end and curly end sewn at the curve (like the right side of the 3rd picture)
... but how could you possible open the two halves in step 4 when they are sewn together...
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You leave a small section un-stitched, on the pattern there is an open gap, where you don't sew, that way you can stuff the plush then sew the gap up.
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Did it [link]
Thanks so much for this wonderful pattern (+ tutorial)
Even my teacher asked me for the pattern when she one of my lumas XD
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okay so the curled side goes on the other curled side and sew it or curl to srait?? aggggh!!! confused...
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ugh how do you put this thing together? you make it look so easy !!!! the pointy point wont go with the curly point!
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Hello!
As part of Project Educate: Fan Art Week 2011, you've been featured in Tutorials Feature: Fan Artisan Crafts . Thanks a lot for sharing this with the community!
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awsm *___*
want to make luma now xd
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Thank You for posting this! I've been looking for a good pattern and tutorial.
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What type of cloth did you use to make these adorable Lumas?(:
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Eee! Thank you soooooo much for giving the pattern out in how to make this cutie. I've made a Luma before using crochet but it's so hard to get that right level of fat-chubby-adorableness that makes a Luma. When I make mine I'll post them up so you can see.
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i love this pattern :3 i am going to do one
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i've been looking for a pattern like this XD.
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FLEECE! OF COURSE! I've read a lot of tutorials saying that felt is great for plush dolls, but fleece is so much better! It's softer and ages better! Thanks for the tutorial!
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awwwwww!
thanks for the awesome tutorial!
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Your pattern was so much fun and so easy to do [link] << here is my attempt using ure tutorial... mine was all handstitched as i dont have a sewing machine XD
Thank you for making such a brilliant and easy tutorial that beginners like me can follow
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Is there a way to make this bigger? As in almost pillow sized O_____O?
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Thank you for uploading this tutorial!
It was really helpfull,
&My neice is in love with my Luma,
I named him Inta <3
[link]
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Wow, so awesomely cute! 
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Omigosh! This was like a totally awesome thing to do!
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did u use the sharpie 4 the highlights
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Nope, highlights are little white fleece circles sewn on.
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ok thx i made 1 it looks so cute
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Hi! Love your pattern! I used it here: [link]
Thank you!
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I used your pattern to make my own plush Luma ^^ Mine also has a bleu color to it [link]
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I used your pattern to make a luma too!! I love him
Picture: [link]
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this tutorial is brilliant, i used the pattern to make my friend's present and she absolutely loved it
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