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RoyallyPlushed — 4 legged plush tutorial
Published: 2014-01-09 03:41:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 44024; Favourites: 1329; Downloads: 379
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part two -> plush-lore.deviantart.com/art/…
so the majority vote was for making tutorials so here is part one.
please don't use the patterns in the tutorial this is meant to teach you how to make your own ^w^. also if you found this helpful please spread it around to anyone you think it would help!
in the beginning for me making a 4 legged pattern was difficult i did not under stand what made one good or bad. but because every time i made a 4 legged plush i made a new pattern i am quite used to making them now. i don't know if this is how everyone makes their patterns or if i do it a rather odd way, but this is the way i taught myself how to make them. i hope this helps those who are starting or those who have a hard time making patterns (really if it just helps anyone).
also if you don't quite understand something just comment down below and i will try and help as much as i can.
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Yeah I was a bit weirded out about how to make the muzzle look good and stuff but I think I figured it out. I'm going to do a test pattern today ;u;
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what tutorial did you look at?? i hope it works out ^w^
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Oh I just looked at a bunch of pony head templates and edited it slightly. XD I think I might wait to see how your tutorial looks though because I had a bit of trouble today with the head.
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Ohhh! Okay well I am hoping to finish it this weekend! So hopefully if I get as far as I would like to you won't have to wait long.
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Cool I'll be keeping my eye out.
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This is simply wonderful- it really helps a lot! Thank you ever so much for sharing your knowledge
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I am glad it helps! And when I first started sewing I promised myself if I got good enough I would try and help others start or progress.
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It really does! 
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i am really happy to hear that i am helping those new to sewing. i hope that the plushies you plan to make work out. i am making a head tutorial but it will be a week or two till its complexly done. so if you are not done by then maybe the tutorials would help you ^w^.
i hope to see your plushies when you are done
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Thank you very much! 
Thanks again
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Yes it will be a continuation from the pokemon I started. I might add a couple others so people get the idea of how to make their own. And thank you ^w^
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Oh great! Well, I'm certainly looking forward to this tutorial!
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You are amazing ^^ Thank you so much. I've been making patterns but always wanted someone to try to explain to me the "Science" behind making a plush pattern. This was great to help me understand how to make the curves of the inner legs, been stumped on my first few I made and pretty much gave up making plush. I wanted to try again and thought I'd try once more to see if someone could explain it. Again, Thank you ^^ Next think I'll have to see about finding out how to round out a odd shaped head, why there are tucks in some spots and how to wrap my head around making different snouts and sewing 'V' shapes together without the point going all blaaaaa
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I am so glad these tutorials are able to help you so much and also push you to keep making plushies! I hope the tutorials I am making about heads will help you to understand them also. Comments like this really help motivate me to keep at making them!
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Hi, quick question! How would I know how wide the make the belly pattern? I've read how to make the belly pattern a few times or ten and it's less confusing now I'm just not sure about the width.
Thanks so much for all your tutorials! They really help a new sewer like me out.
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I would say for small plushies keep it around 1 inch medium around 1-2 ish inches and large I would say do what you think looks right. It's more about trying it out. That is the best way to learn.
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Thank you so, so much for this! Designing the belly part of a four-legged plush is something that confused me and now I actually feel confident enough to try it out. Thank you
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i am glad to hear it! ^w^ have fun XD
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This is amazing Plush-Lore!!!!!!
I didn't really know how people do the belly and now everything is clear!
I really really appreciate all you do to make other people improve in plush making!
Thank you!!
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>///< thank you. i am so glad it helps! positive feed back like this makes it even more worth it~
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Sure how can I help you?
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can you look at my journal and read it and comment plz I alsoasked tsebresos for help to
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This is an amazing tutorial! Very good for beginning plushie makers. I'll be sure to share this with others!
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i am glad to hear it. i tried to make it so people that have not sewn would be able to understand.
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Yea, this is absolutely wonderful. I really wish I had a tutorial like this when I first started.
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hahah i really wish i had one like this as well when i started. XD i one time put legs connected to the chin.
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this is really helpful! one question: how do you make sitting plushie patterns?
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i will try and make a tutorial for that at the end, it is quite hard to explain.
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Wow, this helps me considerably.
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Glad it helps you ^u^
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*bows down to you* I have seen patterns with these belly pieces and have read tutorials on how to make your own pattern. This is the only one that EXPLAINS how to make the belly piece (at least from what I've seen). Thank you so very much!
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i am so glad! i also had a hard time understanding how they worked when i started. i had the same problem i knew what they looked like but i did not know how to make my own. but once i found out i wanted to share, it took me forever to word it write though XD it's hard to explain.
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It is a little hard to explain, but I found once you repeated the process with Shinx, it made sense.
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I am glad the extra part I put into it helped~ I thought it would ether clarify or make people more confused.
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Mhmm~ I guess it'll depend on the person, whether they get it or not.
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hi I have a quick question how can you make a plushe posable
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you add a wire base in it. i guess you would do something like this posableartdolls.deviantart.com… but with out the clay parts.
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one more question how do you think I would put the wire bace into the plush
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i would say as you make it place it in the push when it is not stuffed. then sew the last of the plush around it if that makes seance.
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ok I will try it thank you for the advice and the link
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Yes no problem. I am excited to see what you make^w^
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I will try to post when I can I have to work around my school work plus figure out posting things school is tourcher
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I've been looking so hard for something like this. Now making stuff will be much easier. No more spending like 3 days just trying to think about how that part is going to work. Thank you so muchhhh, it's so helpful!!
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Heck ya! i am so glad it has helped you ^w^. i did not know if there was a tutorial like this out yet or not but it does not hurt to do again~
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*Runs off to grab pencil, paper, and those rough sketches of a plush pattern that never worked before!*
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*waves as you run off* i will be here if you need help! good luck my friend~
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