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IsisMasshiro — Making patterns and sewing toes
Published: 2012-02-08 18:05:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 74346; Favourites: 2379; Downloads: 1044
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People have asked me many times how I make my plushies, but I’m really bad to explain stuff in English, so now I try to show how I made some parts of my plushies through the pictures.- The first part shows 3 different ways to make the toes, fingers and paws for the plushies.
- Second part shows that if you know how the plush looks from the side, then you can make all other patterns from the side-part.
- Third part shows how the forehead-pattern can be done by using the body-pattern as a base. It works too on the creatures with horns, like dragons.
Photographs are an examples from my plushies, were I used these pattern/sewing methods.
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I want to experiment with making patterns in the future, I can tell this will be very helpful. Thanks!
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eeek this is the best explanation! heads make no sense to me, but now they do! c:
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Good that pictures are screaming the explanations XD
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may I share patterns I make using this guide?
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Does this work with two legged animals too? Thank you so much for this it helped me a lot!
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Not sure, I still haven't manage to create good patterns to two legged creatures. I have tried tho.
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I will attempt it and get back to you, your tutorial really helped me make 3 adorable plushies so thank you so much!
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Thanks, it would be nice to know would it work with these basic patterns.
That's really great to know, ya welcome! ^^
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Thanks for this <3 One of my current struggles is designing heads for my new patterns.
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Ya welcome and yeap, making patterns can be a real pain in the butt.
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Very helpful
I plan to launch a pattern for my skysong Antoine
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It will be glorious.
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Indeed
That is the plan :3
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What a fantastic tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing this!!
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This is absolutely wonderful ♥ Thank you for making this!
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This is super helpful, thank you so much. I was trying to figure out how to make my own sewing patterns but I couldn't find a proper tutorial. This is exactly what I needed
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Luck with the projects then. ^^
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This is really helpful!
Could you give me a bit of advice? I make my own patterns too but often when I make the muzzles they end up shorter than originally? And kinda blunt too, if that makes any sense? I'm beginning to wonder if it's because I make the forehead pattern too... wide? down the muzzle.
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It's simple. Try out to make only plushie's head with some cheaper fabric. There you would see how your patterns works up and can fix the pattern.
If you want a more narrow head, make muzzle longer and forehead thinner.
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I see. Thanks for your help!
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Do you provide help with pattern creation? I am attempting to make a pattern for the first time, and I am pretty lost...
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Hard to say, I don't have much time to even myself.
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Wow, think you so much, I haven't been able to figure out how to make body patterns like this me this is so helpful, thank you!
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Goodie that these were helpful. ^^
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Very nice tutorial here! I have some old plushies that need toes and fingers sewn back on them (I think I used to mishandle plushies when I was kid 10+ years ago) a using the thread method at the upper left corner and wasn't sure how to get them secured as I know next to nothing regarding work with fabric. I was going to trial and error it like I do most things I am unsure about until I get a result I'm happy with, but opted not to as if I damaged a plush, I also wouldn't know how to repair it and thus I would have another problem on my hands, lol! So thanks!
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Well that was some epic progress! Ya welcome and that's how I too leard stuff: via trial and error.
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This is very useful. I don't make my toes quite the same way, but it's the same method I use for head gussets!
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It's not matter what way you use, but if it works, it's good. ^^
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Very nice, and clear too. I like the method for making head gussets, I must try this myself. Thanks!
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Huuu, löysin sitte tämän taas uudestaan tänään ja aattelin pistää kokeiluun. Tekaisin jo kaavat yhteen pehmoon, mutten viitti alkaa tänään ompelemaan sitä kasaan. Huomenna sitten näkee mitä siitä tulee.
Kiitos siis tästä tutoriaalista, oli oikein mukava kattoa miten saa suht helposti tehtyä kaavat pehmoon ku pehmoon!
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Pehmojen teko kyllä vaatii melkosen määrän jaksamista ja pitkäjänteisyyttä, onnea projektille. XD
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Jeah, huomasin heti pari virhettä kun sain pehmon kappaleet ommeltua kasaan. Pitää ottaa uusiksi jossain vaiheessa kunhan aikaa on enemmän. :3 Sillä välin voisin melkein ommella jottain pehmoja jo olemassa olevista kaavoista, kävin hankkimassa 2 metriä valkosta fleeceä tänään. x3
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XD
Voisin kans melkein tehdä yhden valkosen loharin joka on ollu tarkotus vääntää kasaan jo jonkin aikaa. :'D Taitaa tosin mennä pari viikkoa ennen kuin mulla on kunnolla aikaa ommella mitään - tupsahti ylimääräisiä hommia ja pari deadlinea tähän muutaman viikon sisään. ;_;
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Deadlinet ja työt eka....ikävä kyllä.
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