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Glacideas — Plushie Tutorial 1
Published: 2009-07-26 05:43:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 29162; Favourites: 514; Downloads: 925
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You asked for it, so here's a small tutorial for basic needs. This is the first of many, no worries. I just took a few of the main points and made this. I plan on doing more tutorials and improving old ones. Just a last submission before I go.BTW, comments would be nice
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Wow, saw this pattern a few years ago and I finally got around to using it. Thanks so much for this tutorial! Always admired your plushies and helped me get into it.
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I'm so glad! It's older, but I still use this technique ^-^
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An oldie but a goodie apparently 
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Do you have a link to your first plush?
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I haven't uploaded one yet but I will soon if you so wish
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This is really helpful to make a round head plushie.
I thank you for this tutorial.
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Looks pretty helpful 
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This seems pretty useful thank you. Would you please make a tutorial on designing your own patterns. I have a lot of trouble with this.
Hope to see more tutorials.
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Currently making a Piplup out of old materials.
Thanks so much for this, I've wondered how to do this for so long!
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weeeeh 
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Thank you for the tutorial >W< It's useful for beginners like me to lay my hands on some DIY plushies <3
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this is very helpful, but i have 2 questions:
1. what type of sewing technique did you use for the third picture?
2. how do you attach the other limbs?
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I need to make a new one because this is from years ago and really not that great 
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that last picture looks like a flygon w/out the wings and stuff
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So, if we use this on a plushie, do we have to link the tutorial if we post that plushie on deviantart?
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nah, you don't have to if you don't want to.
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Exscuse me for sounding pushy, but do you think you could make one for Joltik?
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probably not as I plan on making and selling more of these guys. I might do a tutorial for his body, though.
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That alone would be perfect!
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This tutorial was a huge help for me to get started, thank you! I bet a plushie Bidoof will make my boyfriend feel better... He's sick at the moment.
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good luck! I made a bidoof a long time ago using this same tutorial ^^
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I finished the Bidoof and mentioned your tutorial in the description. [link]
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so cute! I'm glad that tutorial worked for you <3
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Well, it's a very simple technique that results in nice, round shapes. And thanks for the fav
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Thank you so much for posting this. I had been looking around for some kind of tutorial on just making a round shape and this helped so much!
I just made my first plushie yesterday after seeing one of the Pokemon from the new gen.
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This is a great tutorial! Any chance you have a pattern for the body? I found it hard to follow without seeing the shapes first off (my simple brain can't handle fast moving, awesome tutorials like yours XD)
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I love this, I found it so helpful and I'm really such a noob when it comes to sewing! I would absoutely love the pokeballs out of you if you did a tutorial or some sort of hint as to how to go bout making a four legged pokemon like Ponyta or Slowpoke
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I think I might do that soon! thanks <3
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You are the bomb! Thanks for taking it under consideration :3
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I'm going to try this, since it's perfect for what I want to make! I'll let you know how it turns out.
Thanks for the tut! <3
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its hard to follow how you sowed the petals together to be honest
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This tutorial will help me a lot with my plushie making. Thank you!
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MOOOOOOOOAAAAR
Your plushies are so amazing. teach me!
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I have a few questions that I could really use help on ^^" Oh, by the way, this tutorial made it easier for me, so thanks
Now, for the questions:
1) When you sew together the four pedal technique, does that kind of shape appear on it's own?
2) What technique do you use to hide the knot once you've stuffed it?
3) How do you sew the rest of the body parts together so you can't see the thread?
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sometimes it does, sometimes you have to smoosh it a little to get it right.
I'll be making a tutorial all about sewing techniques that'll cover this soon. It's hard to explain in words XD
See above for your last question. It's hard for me to explain without pictures.
and glad you liked the tutorial!
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