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Plushie Pattern Tutorial
Published: 2010-09-15 03:58:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 104822; Favourites: 3825; Downloads: 1240
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many people are asking for pattens and tutorials, i dont share my patterns but this is the way i make them.this is my first tutorial
i´m not sure if everything is clear, if you have any doubt just ask me
let me know if you used this tutorial, and how your plushie turn out
and dont forget to check my patterns on my etsy shop www.etsy.com/shop/NataliaVulpe…
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I made this little guy and two more little brothers who are gonna end up as presents for friends thanks to your tutorial! He wants a hug! ^_^
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I've honestly never thought of making a pattern that way. .___.
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I used your technique (for the most part because I forgot the cling film, idiot me) But it turned out mostly alright. The next plushie will be glorious!
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send me a link if you ever post pics of it
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I'll try using this method. And Thanks for sharing
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i would love to see the results
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not this one, but all my plushies were created with this method
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This is absolutely genius. I have so much newspaper sitting around. Heck I could probably even use some left over party balloons for some shapes, or interesting ones at least. Thank you for sharing this!
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this is awesome! It's the most detailed tutorial on making plushie lasts that I have ever found. Thanks!
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This is really interesting and great instructions. Thanks so much for making this tutorial.
I want to save this and when I try download nothing happens? How should I save it?
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The download didn't work but I clicked on the tutorial and it enlarged and I saved it. Thanks for this.
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I think I love you. Seriously, where has this tutorial been all my life? I just decided to redesign my plushies, and this pops up! I can't wait to try this out.
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well it was here for a few year now
show me the results, i'm curious to see it
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This is uch a fantastic tutorial. It is similar to how I pattern plushies. Do you use fusible interfacing on stretch fabrics?
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No, if you only use stretch fabrics the plushie becomes really soft, it'll be a bit bigger than the newspaper model though.
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Waow, the idea was so simple, but yet very useful
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This is exactly the kind of information I needed. thank you.
hopefully my next project will look better than a headless turtle... with only right legs.
(I tried the method... just start and see what you get. it doesn't work.)
those parts that you removed and flattened... hm I have to find out what process that allows one to remove them.
because, in my mind the paper sticks. hm. and then there is the strange idea I had of using a glue gun.
perhaps needle and thread is the way to go.
none the less, inspirational it is.
have a day. // Jesagon
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That's why you use the plastic warp, so the tape don't stick to the paper and you can remove it
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this was actually very helpful! thank you!
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What did you end up making from the pattern you drafted?
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It was a bunny, I deleted the deviation for some reason
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I bet it turned out nice.
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Oooh, I hadn't even thought about that! Very helpful, thank you!
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this is very helpfull! but i dont think i really even get to make an example of paper, i mean, im bad at working with paper like that (not with drawings tho)
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im like:
*trying to make a giraffe out of paper, looks like a watermellon with a neck*
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Ethylene-vinyl acetate. It is a synthetic rubber-like foam.
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Oh! Thank you. I tried to google it but got mixed results. Thanks for the help.
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I dont know what it stands for, but it's a rubber like material
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