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Published: 2014-11-24 15:10:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 27269; Favourites: 708; Downloads: 0
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Okay, I have no idea if "thread sulpting" is the correct term, but here's how I change "herpyderpy" plushies to "heybaybey" plushies.Plush used in the example is, of course, Kjorn. He's all hand sewn and hand embroidered, as all my tuts focus on hand-work over costly machines.
The main tut book is still progressing, and the first pattern is getting there.Β
Please do not reupload etc etc.
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yes.. I always readΒ needle sculpting... and i think.. what the hell is that! and how they do that.. oh I was doing that too XDΒ Β
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When someone first used the term gusset, gore, or even dart, I had to look it up also.
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now I learn 3 new words.. I know those in Spanish heheΒ
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Very nice! This is going to be really helpful! Thank you!
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You're very welcome! <3
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Very joyous indeed! Thread-sculpting can make so much difference on a plush's expression and you explained it really well!
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Thank you!
I would be lost without thread/needle-sculpting or whatever it's called. Before it, most of my plushes are looking through all of time and space...
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