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RoyallyPlushed — 4 legged plush tutorial part 2
Published: 2014-01-11 21:58:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 35787; Favourites: 1069; Downloads: 351
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plush-lore.deviantart.com/art/… <-- part one
so the majority vote was for making tutorials so here is part two.
please don't use the patterns in the tutorial these are 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!
WOOHOO part two finally done . making tutorials are hard! it is like an art form in its self. hope you all appreciate them (nice comments help motivate me move forward on making them <3)
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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Hey there, question! I was wondering if you would do the same thing with feet? I have a red character with blue/mint feet. I just need help with how to do different colored feet!
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Thank you for making these tutorials! I've had problems sewing a few plushie patterns on my own, and am thinking about making a few pokemon that I cannot find patterns for. This will help tremendously.
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can you please do a head tutorial for them?
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I would very much appreciate it if you made a Head tutorial! these are so amazing!!!!
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looks really interesting! I would love to try it out myself! Im afraid of possibly ruining it though and throw away all the money it would cost.
Is it hard for someone who has never done something like this before? ><" ;;
thank you for sharing this tutorial either way! <3
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Hy there, a fellow sewer here 
When I didn't do my first plushie I had a huge mental blockade and just wouldn't touch it because I just didn't dare. But once I did: I'll be honest it really failed at the first try. But then I opened the seams and started over. And made a new mistake. So I opened again and started over again. But in the end I had so much more knowledge and experience and by now it's really easier 
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you are welcome i hope it helps!
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I'm stuck with the head part how do I size the head to fit the body?
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This turtorial was realy helpful!
Do you have any tips on how to make the head porportional to the body?
I can't seem to get it right.
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Just used the tutorial! Eagerly awaiting part three. What sorts of shapes would you suggest for big fluffy tails?
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this is very very helpful, thank you. i made a horse plushie a little while ago from a pattern i found online... it kind of failed, and now i know why. i was looking for a new pattern for future plushies, and thanks to this i can make my own
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This is fantastic c: It makes me want to make plushies of my own ;w; can't wait to read the tutorial on heads~!
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If I have a more detailed character, with both large and small markings, how do I suggest I go about adding those on? For example, I'd be interested in making a plushie of fav.me/d7u063p . How would I go about adding the markings? I don't think paint would be a very good idea, since it would ruin the feel of the fabric /:
Also, do you plan on making a third part to this tutorial for making heads? I really want to make plushies of my OCs and but I don't know how I'd go about making the head in proportion the same way you do.
Last question(s), how would I do the hair and mane? I have no idea how I'd do that xD
The tail, too. since it's a thinner tail with the end, would I still sew it normally? I know I'd need to put a wire in there if I want it to keep the shape. I've done a few plushies before, so I'll need practice before making a full-out character, but I'd love to make some of my own and even maybe sell some if I get good enough ovo
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This is awesome! I really need the head tutorial haha x)
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Would you be able to make a video on this? My brain can't seem to get around the concepts of making the underbelly by tracing...
Even if it is just a quick on shot with a web cam or phone cam, I'd much appreciate it! I am trying to make a functional bulbasaur plush whose bulb doubles as a bag.
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I am sorry I am in the middle of prepping for a convention so I have no time. My only suggestion for the time being is reread over the first tutorial I explain each step.
also try it out with scrap fabric if you can.
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Okies dokie, ty for replying.
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this method is the same that I discovered by myself!, definitely is the best tutorial ever!
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Thank you so much for making this tutorial! It REALLY helped me while I'm making a mudkip plushie, and so far it looks amazing! Thank You!
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i am so glad this helped you out! if you could send me a link of the finished product i would love to see it!
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You're welcome! I'll send a link when he's finished! ^-^
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>3< thank you i am excited to see it!
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Here's the Link
Little Mudkip is done!
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it is so cute!!! i love how the little guy came out >w<
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your welcome >w< are you thinking of making more plushies?
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Yes! I'll probably be making a wingull plushie for my yet-to-be-born niece. I'll probably start it sometime this weekend or next week. What about you?
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aw that is so cute!
um as of right now i am not to sure what to make. i think i might make a eeveelution
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That's cool. Hope it comes out good!
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how would you sow a different color onto the black, say umbreons markings, and keeping the same effect as when the colors meet on a shinx, so it just 'blends' together without a seam?
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well i know people that sew it into the patter such that they cut a hole to put it in. but what i do is i sew them on top of the already made plush like a detail.
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ok thank you, it really helped!
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this looks great.....now to figure out the heads.....
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i hope to some time this summer when i get time make a tutorial for heard. just tutorials take so long TwT
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I just wanted to say that i really appreciate the time and effort you put into making this for everyone. I've always wanted to make a standing plush but could never really understand the dynamics of things, how they worked, how to make the patterns, etc. But this really cleared things up for me, as I'm sure it did for many others. Thanks again!! I really appreciate it and look forward to your next tutorial! c:
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You made this really simple to understand and you taught me how to make patterns! This was incredible helpful and I can't wait to try it out
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i am so glad to hear this helped you so much!! i am excited to see what you will make.
sadly i don't have time to make tutorials during the school year, but i will be making more during the summer which is coming up in just a month. so i will be posting some more soon enough ^w^
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Can't wait to see your head tutorial :]
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thank you this helps me with my fennikin i want to make soon
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Fantastic tutorial! I've always wanted to make plushies but thought it would be to hard. I love both shinx and Umbrion. I can't wait to make my own!XD I won't use ur patterns though I'll make sure to make my own
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Ahh these are amazing <3 I'd love to see the finished plushie, if you post it!
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These 4 legged plush tutorials are AMAZING. Do you plan to do one for the head as well?
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thank you, and yes i am more then half way done with it right now. should be up before Monday if all goes well.
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yay! I watched you so I could see it later
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Thanks for this tutorial! Goona start plush making soon and was wondering how I was going to go about doing this.
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