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Published: 2010-05-26 05:18:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 169971; Favourites: 2125; Downloads: 0
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Part 2: [link]Alright! Here's the first part of my Toothless plush tutorial! I'm already working on part 4 of the tutorial, so it's gonna be a big one. But it covers every step you need to make a Toothless plush! You're welcome to make some modifications to it if you want, as long as you give me credit for the base pattern.
This part only covers materials and how to piece the pattern pieces together. The links to the pattern pieces will be provided with each part of the tutorial as they are needed.
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I'd like to know that too, I think we may both be missing something XD
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I made it!!! thanks ALOT for this tutorial... I had so much fun with it!!!Β https://engelust.deviantart.comβ¦
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I was really looking forward to making this plush and bought all the bits and pieces for it, but I've reached the point of having cut my stuff out and none of the instructions make an ounce of sense to me. Not to mention it's fairly useless for anyone who doesn't have a sewing machine. Pretty bloody depressing, to say the least.
Maybe I'm just too thick.
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Oh my god. The original plush is TERRIBLE! I would not want that at the foot of my bed. Yours, however, I would... I am making!!!!!!!!! BECAUSE I LOVE THIS! I faved it...
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how big did yours turn out to be? im thinking of making this plushy! the official ones are soooo ugly!
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Can you tell me the length and width , because i really really need itΒ Β
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has anyone noticed why the official plushies are a blue-ish color, but the real toothless is black?
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I am SO trying this pattern! God, the official one nearly gave me a heart attack the first time I saw it...
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Hi, i am really looking forward to making this plushie
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hey i found a official plush and its accurate and adorable :3 but it costed a buttload of money so... yeah
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I'm going out to get the stuff for this hopefully today.
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I will have to sit down and make one when I have time! Thanks for doing this!
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I will definitely have to make this later when I have the time and money >w< Thank you so much for putting up this tutorial!!!! x333
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Thank you for making this. I actually *need* this in my life.
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Do you have the measurements to the patterns?
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I love this pattern! I'll make it soon c:
and...the original plush....has.....TEETH?!!?
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Is there supposed to be a link to the patterns in the description, or should i print out the pattern from the tutorial?
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So let's say I wanted to double this to a 6 foot plushie , I'd just double the fabric yardage, right?
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yes thats what i did and i when to staples to ask them to double the pattern it coust 6 dollers for all 24 shets
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I can't wait to make this guy... I just saw the movies yesterday but I had seen pics online and in magazines and instantly fell in love with toothless
This will be my largest plushie by far
I will definitely upload a pic when I get done
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I can't wait! I'm going to be enlarging this to make a 6-7 footer. That is ok, right? just clarifying
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I just wanted to let you know that I used your pattern/tutorial for my Toothless =] [link] Thanks so much for making such a great pattern available for general use!
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Awesome turtorial! I'm gonna try it when I got time xD
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thank you so much for this tutorial! i hope i can make it<3 absolutely the best tutorial ever
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Wait, so the original plush has TEETH?
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I love this, but how do you know that you have the right sizes on the patterns?
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Thank you for this fabulous tutorial and the pattern. It's going to make my toddler very happy. Off to print the pattern now
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so do we use the pictures of the pieces to cut out the pieces? Help, Please!!!
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Sorry, what? Did you see the links to the pattern I provided in the description?
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i need ur help the wings are not going together what do i have to do no matter what way i put them they dont work plz help
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I printed out the pattern as it was.I had to improvise on the sewing
And I couldn't find metal snaps or poly pellets at Joanns.
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A question about the pattern, i printed it out as is and the upper head pieces don't line up. Part A is is thinner than part B. Is this normal? Should i slightly make alterations so they line up perfectly?
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What do you mean "thinner"?
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Sorry about that. The part labeled A and B on the pieces don't line up. The width of the "tape here" section of part A is smaller than the width of part B. I hope that makes more sense.
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Are you sure you're lining up the correct pieces? They should line up pretty well.:\
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I am having the same problem. I'm not sure what I should do. Should I cut the little tab off so the pieces line up correctly? Or do I need the tab for something?
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As it turns out, I have the exact same problem. Both pieces of the upper head are on the same page. However, as ApplesforAnna said, they do not line up in that Upper Head B is wider than Upper Head A. B has an awkward "tab" where the label "B" is written in its corner. Please advise. Thank you.
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Then i have no idea what i'm doing wrong. Thank you for the assistance though. I'm sure i'll figure this out eventually.
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There is a setting when one prints that can shrink what you're printing; it can be a check box or one that you enter a numerical percentage; perhaps it was checked on one of the printing. I had to uncheck mine and they are printing now. I expect everything to line up. HTH
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Or is there a place i want the little extra tabby to be?
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I'm going to Joann Fabrics tomorrow to get the supplies for this. I'm not using your exact pattern, but It's based off of your's. Thanks for the tutorial! ^^
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Thank you so much for this! ai've been sifting through tutorials and it's my favorite because of how well you did the head, i look forward to starting soon.
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Also, i'm amazed you only used one bag of stuffing.
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Was way cool of you to put up the tutorial.
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