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MarlinGrey — Jigglypuff Tutorial
Published: 2008-05-05 16:07:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 16788; Favourites: 84; Downloads: 1046
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Please download (PDF).Tutorial for this little pal: [link]
Don't hesitate to ask me if anything is unclear. I really gave my best but English is not my first language. Any suggestions for improvement are welcome.
Please do not redistribute!
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Thanks for the pattern here is the one i made: pokepops.deviantart.com/art/Ji…
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Seeing as I don't have a printer on me (and I need this down ASAP XD) and I am halving the size, can you please give me the dimensions of all the parts please (if it's not too much trouble ^^')
Thank you! It is an awesome tutorial btw! XD
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Here are the dimensions of the pieces at half the size (no need to divide them by two yourself!). Note that the dimensions are given in cm. Please let me know if you have problems reading my handwriting. Have fun!
[link]
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I made this plush 
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Can we use cloth for the eyes and mouth instead of the fabric pens?
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Sure you can. Just make sure to pick a fabric that doesn't fray much.
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My friend download Ur tutorial. and since she doesnt have DA account, she ask me to say thx for Ur tutorial. She want to make plushy base on Ur tutorial. Thank you ^^
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That's cool. Thanks a lot for telling me.
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no problem/. Ur tutorial is amazing
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May I ask how did you attach the feet, hands and curl? I've never did anything like this before
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I'm sorry, I haven't found time to answer you yet. I will make a small tutorial this week
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thanks! i made a jigglypuff by sewing all the appendages in with the body , but i still have the other pink ball ready for arms and legs lol
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[link]
You can use the running stitch or backstitch, and put the needle through the part of the body where the, say, arm goes when the needle goes up and then through the arm itself when the needle goes down (as in the drawing of this tutorial). I hope that helps a little, if it doesn't, just write again, and I'll try to make a little tutorial (I just don't have a lot of time to do it properly atm).
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Thank you for having the tutorial and pattern available. I slightly deviated from it but I posted it up at [link]
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Wow, very cute and pink, just the way it's supposed to be
May I ask how and why you made changes? Did you find a way to do something better, etc? Because I'm always happy to know if my patterns and tutorials can be improved somehow.
Well, thanks for using the pattern, anyhow, and lots of fun with future sewing projects
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Basically, instead of cutting out material for the inner ears, eyes and mouth, I used fabric paint (black, white, red and blue) for the various pieces. I did that because it seemed a bit bulky to add extra material to it - plus it helped that I already had those colors in the fabric paint department.
That, and I had sewn the arms, ears and poof into the seem lines of the body, with some additional sewing to make the poof lay flat onto the head. I'm also not that good at attaching the things after I had sewn the body closed (which is why the feet feel like they're going to fall off if I look at them the wrong way, even though I attempted to attach them the best I could after the fact). The arms and ears are sewn into the same seem line at the ... I call it the half-way mark for lack of a better term. The half-way mark is between the back half and the front half of Jigglypuff's body. The poof was stuffed, then sewn into the seem line between the center piece of material and the right side piece (Jigglypuff's right, our left if we look at it straight on) and then secured down onto the center piece before stuffing and closing up the body.
If (and most likely when) I do this again, I'd alter it just a bit so I still add the ears into the half-way mark of the body but change it so I stuff the ears then add them into the seem line. As it is, the material around the base of the ears perk up a bit because they're not sewn together.
If it sounds a bit confusing, I apologize. Sometimes when I attempt to explain things, it sounds more complicated than I mean for it to sound.
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No, it's quite clear
That's of course an interesting option. Maybe I'll add this once I have time to review the tutorial.
Thanks for the detailed desciption!
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Oh... thank you so much. 
Usually people don't like to reveal their trade secrets 
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Um... Is it just me... or does this not open when you download it? I downloaded it and everytime i went to open it, it just had a spak at me. (Started to connect to the internet and then went back to the Open, Save, Cancel box.)
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Mhm, that's strange, I can definitely download it. Do you have a friend you could ask to try to download it for you? If not I could still send it to you via e-mail, or take screenshots and put them on photobucket.
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Mmm I just tried again... Maybe its my computer... But I dont have another!
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Well, that sucks ... want me to send it to you?
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Ok, here you go. You should be able to download the pattern and tutorial from here: [link]
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thankyou thankyou thankyou!!!
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Wow, so simple! I'm going to have to save this and try it out! (The beach ball part looks a bit difficult. and I'm sort of a sewing newbie... x_x: )
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Yeah, if you have any more questions feel free to send me a note
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Sure!
If I ever post it as a dev (dunno, depends on how it comes out x_x) I'll link back here!
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That would be cool
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