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Casey Sewing TutorialCasey sewing pattern Pg. 1 [link]
Casey sewing pattern Pg. 2 [link]
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Casey sewing pattern Pg. 4 [link]
Casey is from Homestuck, a web-comic written by Andrew Hussie and belongs to him. This pattern was created by me and is for personal use only.
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Oh my gosh, I can mace a Viceroy for my Lady Grimme!
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I'm working on creating my own Casey! I can't wait to see how this one turns out. I already made Tinkerbull, Goatdad, Mutini, and about five or six scalemates. I'll send you some links once I get pictures of them ^^
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Hey there!
I used your patterns to create my own Casey and she turned out wonderfully! I just took her to her first con with me 
(I'm also starting work on Vodka Mutini using your patterns 
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If i wanted to make Casey's wizrd cape, how much black fleece would that require, and what would be the basic shape?
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Ok, I have some questions.
1- If I want to have a tongue, how would I do that?
2- If I have a tongue, can I use flannel?
3- I'm not using felt, I'm using this really soft and fluffy polyester. Is that ok?
4- Once I'm done, can I post it on my deviantART and tumblr?
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This is probably a stupid question, But where do you find the fabrics? I got a sewing kit not too long ago and I want to attempt this c:
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Fleece fabric is quite common as far a fabric goes, any good craft shop should hold it and/or sewing shops. Though, that would generally exclude quilting shops. If you live in Australia I can suggest spotlight or lincraft. And if you don't have a local sewing shop, you'll have to look online.
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Ah, thanks! That's a lot of help.
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You can also buy a fleece blanket, like i sometimes do. It's cheaper
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My lazyness killed me. :'D but I finished my John Egbert cosplay and I'm posting pics on it in a few days!
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This is such a useful tutorial!! I love my casey so much, she has recently been to her first con
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Sorry I have a question, it says to place the head pieces right sides together. How are you suppsoed to tell which is the right side?
I'm a bit new to this sort of thing..
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all fabric has a right side and wrong side. fleece and felt look fairly the same on both sides, so if you are having a hard time telling which is which don't stress over it. just do your best deciding which looks a bit fuzzier and make that the right side for your project. sometimes i put a little piece of tape on the right side so i can keep track. good luck
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This apparently super late, but if you tug on an edge, isn't the wrong side supposed to curl inwards? That's how I was able to tell which side was which. By the way, this is a lovely Casey!
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love all of your tutorials they're just all so fantastic!
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Oh wow Casey!
As a John cosplayer, you have no idea how great this is.
THANK YOU !!!!
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I freaking LOVE Casey. So cute. I'm definitely making this. XD
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I am really having trouble sewing the legs. Whenever I am getting ready to turn them right side out, the toes don't come out because the leg back has been sewed to where the toes can't come out...
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All of the John Egbert cosplayers thank you for this.
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This is adorbs yo ive already made two scalemates using your patterns and I cant wait to make this casey!
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Does anyone think that one could scale the patterns up by... maybe two or three times and still be able to use it effectively? Or would that mess up the spacing indefinitely and render the pattern useless?
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it should be fine as long as the proportions stay the same.
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I stabbed my fingers so many times sewing the bottom piece on this thing ow
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sewed the whole thing together in 1 week by hand.
painful? yes
Time consuming? yes
worth it?
Hell f****** yes.
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Thank you very much for making this
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I was incredibly pleased to find this! (: I plan on making a Casey for my friend's birthday... And just in time!
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Wow, this is awesome!!
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Aah this is perfect! My friend and I will be going to a con as God Tier Rose and God Tier John, and this will be perfect to carry around with us! Thank you so much for making this
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This is awesome, just like all of the others~
But I wanted to know how big he was when you made him.
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she stands approx 11 inches tall
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That is great! And your work is all just amazing~
Would be alright if I used your tutorial for Casey?
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It would be amazing if you could try a Lil' Seb. I can't find a good pattern ANYWHERE!
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no promises, but seb is on my list of possible projects
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Is there any way that I could possibly adjust the pattern so she doesn't have such an underbite? I just can't seem to figure it out
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you could try trimming around the rounded edge of the head bottom piece; make it a little closer to the size of the head top. if you do, you'll be trimming off some of the "v" notches so you might need to cut them again.. but you may want to leave them smaller.. that's all stuff you'll have to experiment with. good luck!
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Thank you for the advice! I'll try that, thank you
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I want to thank you for your wonderful tutorials. You always have the best ones, visually. It's hard to find tuts like these. I mean. All the ones you find these days are so confusing , but, you know how to break yours down simply and enough so that we can fully understand them. Thank you haah~! <3
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oh, thank you! and i appreciate the feed back!!
happy sewing!
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Oh thank god, i did not want to try to figure out how to make a Casey plushy.
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hahaha! cool, hope this helps! good luck
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Oh this helps a lot! I'm awed at you plush making ability! How do you go about figuring them out design wise?
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hmmm, not really sure how to describe it. i've been sewing for many, many years, and i've worked with sewing patterns before. i look at the character and try to think in 3D and what shapes would work. there are sewing tricks and techniques, like darts and pleats and such, that make the fabric behave in certain ways and give it shape. it's trial and error too. some of my prototypes are pretty silly looking, but then i know where to make changes and tweak the pattern to make it look right.
anyways, glad you like the patterns, and happy i can help out! have fuuun
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