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Some patterns of my plushies. You all can use them.Cat: [link]
Raptor: [link]
Tarbosaurus: [link]
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Dang, that's awesome dinosaur-plushie you made! XD
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Oh thanks 
His tail's a bit short and he's lopsided as all get out . . .but it makes him lovable.Β
Thank you so much for the pattern, it was very useful.Β
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Hi,
I really loves your Patterns, and would love to try them out. May I ask: for the cat, are the size of the pieces fΓΌr A4? Or ist it better when I print the Body extra, the feets extra and the Hand extra?
ANd, I'm really sorry for the many questions ^^', is it okay if I may ask where did you get the fabric?
Thank you and nice greetingz
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They actually aren't. If you print the patterns out, you can make them as big as you want, but make sure that they're right size with each other....dang, this is quite hard to explain. XD
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Thank you for your fast answere.
I think I understand. It is an "try-it-out" - Thing.
All right, then I try it out and let you know how it comes out. 
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I've made a black, blue and silver raptor from your pattern here. I made sure to give you credit for the pattern.Β katie-may-sews-stuff.deviantarβ¦
Your patterns are really nice, by the way; they look *really* good without being too complicated to put together. I'm working on a larger raptor and a monstrously fluffy cat from your patterns, too.
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Whoa, thanks for using my patterns and it's always a pleasure to see how other makes the same plushies. ^^
Great work!
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Question. How do you go about attaching the back legs on the dino's? I cant really see how it works :S
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The most simple way is just sew the ready legs on the sides of the torso, form their upper parts.
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THIS IS PERFECT!!!!!!
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOUUUUUUUUUU!!!!
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The raptor is AWESOME. If I get the right colours I might try to edit the cat a bit to make a raccoon, is that ok?
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The Raptor is PERFECT for my Nox!!
Can't wait to try them!!
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thank you so much for the amazing patterns! i am mostly looking forward to the cat but will also make the others 
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Thank you. And if you planning to sell those, try to make your own patterns first.
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alright
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You can get ideas, but please, don't copy my patterns straight. It was hard work to make those and when I did publish them in here, I didn't get any money of it.
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of course i wont copy
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thanks! i might shoot for the cat! the pieces on the side arethe top of the head right?
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Yeap. There is also another cat-patterns: [link]
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Hmmm do you think I could use the raptor design to make a stenonychosaurus?
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I most certainly will Zippo plushie here I come 
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your dragon pattern worked out so well i think i'm going to do this one too (the cat)
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THANK YOU! I've always wanted to make my own plushies/stuffed animals ever since I was a kid but could never find any good patterns. I'm getting a sewing machine soon, for the soul purpose of making my own stuffed animals and I will definatly be using these!
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I had the same problem, so finally I started to make my own patterns and give some of them to others too.
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Thank you so much for sharing them!
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For the velociraptor plushie, how are the legs attached? Do you sew them separately, and then attach them to the finished body?
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Those are simple sewed on the body, from their up-part.
The legs were at first sewed ready separately
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I understand now, thank you very much!
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Ya welcome, I hope your sewing process will be success.
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I'll have to try these out sometime.. my son LOVES dinosaurs, and seeing the results of these patterns, it's pretty amazing! The only patterns I have for dinosaurs are super simple, unrealistic and very "old school" plush style. Love this though!
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so this speeks for it's self? and easy to assemble? I made one, it was small. and came down with the derps.
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Kinda yes, because I'm not good at explaining stuff into English.
Normally patterns are small when they're printed out. I don't know how I would make big printable patterns without cutting them into pieces.
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i was thinking of finding someone to help me do that with mine. or the "wrong" recreation of retired plush shapes. but i am bad at explaning.
it is hard to explain "put slot a, to tab b. twist piece c around so it hugs 3. sew e,c, b and a to gether.
i don't know how to read pattens anyway.
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Yea, I have the same problem. That's why I tend to make my own patterns so I could understand even those.
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well. I have been filming it
[link] your dinosaur is briefly mentioned here. I forgot your username and didn't want to go "the one who likes Ginga, they have a dog with the tounge out of the mouth icon"
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Damn that camera is shaky!
Lol, nice description.
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it's either me or the camera. I think I need one with a stablizer.
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Yeap, that would be good.
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Would you mind if I modified your cat pattern a bit? I'm trying to make a steampunk kitty for my costume and this pattern is perfect for the 'skin' and as a reference for the 'bones'.
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Really really really want to try your pattern xD
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...Good point! Bit more of a time commitment than work/college allows at the moment though x3
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