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IsisMasshiro β Ginga plushie - patterns
Published: 2012-04-04 15:04:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 52400; Favourites: 1376; Downloads: 1529
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Ginga-styled dog's plushie patterns. Free to use.You may upload the patterns from the "DOWNLOAD"-button on the right, or
take patterns from this link:
Here is some visual instructions how to combine some patterns and how to connect head pieces together:
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I didnβt add the paw pads because it was complicated, but I had a lot of fun! Thanks for sharing this pattern! This plush was the largest one Iβve hand sewn so farΒ
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Whoa, pretty good one! And it's interesting to see that plushie's legs would turn out fairly good even without paw-parts. ^^
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It looksΒ likeΒ you've included seam allowances - isΒ that right?
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Nope, I didn't. Everyone have to add seam allowances by themselves.
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Love the pattern, but can't find any instructionsΒ - are the body pieces placed on a fold ?Β
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Yea, there is no actual instructions, just those couple links at description. The main reason is that my english skills are limited and it is hard to explain things.
If I did now understand your question right, there is no any folds in this plushie's patterns.
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ThankΒ you so much for your answers, Isis, - it helped a lot. Your pattern is great - thankΒ you forΒ sharing it.
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Ya welcome. I hope your plush will turn out great.
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How should I print the images so the size is correct? Should the image be shrunk so it fits in a standard sheet of paper (8.5" x 11")?
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You can copypaste them into one Word-page so that one print will will completely one paper ark. That is the most accurate size.
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Now there is links in the description where you can get the patterns.
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I had a question, Im having a really hard time making the paws. How do you make the toes, i can't find any written instructions. Thank you!
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Here is some hints:
Making patterns and sewing toes
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Is there any way to get the pattern now that photobucket has messed things up?
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Nevermind. The DL works just not the links *facepalm*
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Yes, that's why we have download-option XD
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Iron-on paper on the thin layer of fabric.
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He's super cute Im planning to make one. How big is he?
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So big it would fill your whole lap.
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I finished the little guy and he is pretty big. Thanks for the pattern.
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Oh lol, that looks adorable! XD Ya welcome.
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This is so adorable. Thanks so very much for providing the patterns! Maybe I'll try to make it sometime..
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Do you do commissions for these? If so, I may be interested in getting one pending on how much you'd sell them for!
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Sometimes. This sized plushies are 50 β¬ + shipping.
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How big are they?
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About 60 cm or a bit bigger
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Yea, why ever they gave him such a name?
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I'm still a little lost, can you please help? How exactly do the teardrop-shaped paw pieces fit?
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You sandwich the paw piece between the foreleg pieces (pointier part point back). Like this lil picture shows:
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This is awesome, thank you so much for releasing the patterns to help those of us starting out, I'm going to try this sometime soon!
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Ya welcome and try out! ^^
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This one of the better free wolf patterns I can find. It's not near as complicated as some other realistic wolf patterns out there. Or at least for my purposes since I'll probably be altering it a bit.
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You can alter it as much as you please and thanks!
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would you ever consider selling this? if so, for about how much :3, Im ONLY SAYING THIS, you don't ever haver to do something if you don't want to, but I will say I think you could make a good $60-70 off this :3
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You mean selling plushie or patterns? Oo
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I think she means selling the plushie^^ Because the pattern is allready for free i guess 
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Oh! Then I can't sell this one plushie.
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