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RoyallyPlushed — 4 legged plush tutorial part 2
Published: 2014-01-11 21:58:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 35789; 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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Hope to have it done by the end of this weekend.
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Thank you again ^^ This also helps me see that maybe I should start off with something small and simple instead of going for a bunch of detail on my first few attempts. I may make a chibi of a wolf I've been wanting to make first before going for the larger size. Have you ever heard of Fenrir from Final Fantasy XI? I want to make him for a friend but understanding some of its form is helpful. The paws and pointy fur parts scare me away from it but maybe I should try to simplify it first to get comfortable.
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wow this is amazing, when I find the part one I was shoked D: "THIS IS ACTUALLY EASY!" you explained it so well! and then today I was like "I'm gonna see if part two is available" D: it worked so good~! with this tutorial everybody could make a 4 legged plushie!... Now I sound like an odd infomercial for exercise machines or shakes ._.|||
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I am really happy this was so helpful! And that it was easy to understand and read that is what I was going for~ thank you for the feedback ^w^
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I am glad it was of help! And not yet I am in the proses of making the head tutorial.
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Ohh I always wanted to make my own plush.. now I finally found an easy-to-understand tutorial. Thank you!
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i am glad! if you need any more help just ask ^w^.
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Thank you so much for making this tutorial! I have been trying to draft my own for some time but could never get the belly gussets right; this makes it so much easier! One thinng I was wondering is that I like my plush floppy so I would make the haunches (back legs) more separate from the body to allow for that range of motion. However I haven't quite gotten that to work yet. 
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i am glad to hear this has helped you!
i would say you get the right idea making them more separated will add that extra movement along with making the dip of the inner leg more shallow would help that too.
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Yes! Thank you!
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Ah!
This is great! I'd love to try make plushies sometime
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I am glad to hear that ^w^
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This tutorial made me actually cry of joy ;___; THANK YOU THANK YOU for taking the time to explain us where that kind of patterns come from
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don't cry to much. But I am really happy that this helped you!
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Haha, this doesn't have anything to do with the tutorial, but where do you get your fabric? I'd get mine at walmart, but it's just soooooo expensive! :/ great tut by the way!
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The fleece i use I get at Joann fabrics. You can get stuff either online or at the store. Then the minky I get is from theminkyboutique.com/cart/mink… I like that shop quite a lot.
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Oh thank you so much!!! Now i can finally get back to all those plushies i've been putting off!
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glad i could help! good luck ^w^
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So the back is sewn with the second side? How do you keep it from sewing to the legs underneath?
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i start with then neck and then sew the legs and then back last, so nothing moves around. the legs should be laying down when you sew the back. is that what you are asking?
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Let's see, it's kind of hard to describe... To me, it looks like the second side would accidentally get sewn to the first set, the bottom layer, when you try to finish it up. How would you keep the bottom layer from getting sewn into the second side?
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well you would have to watch out for that, but when i sew i just tuck the legs out of the way they have a lot of room to move around. it might make more sense to you once you start sewing it yourself. to have it in front of you is a lot different then just looking at pictures.
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Right, I'll do some experimenting. I like to try and figure out the physics in my head to see how and why it works before I try it myself. I've done a lot of studying so I'm getting better at understanding how patterns work though
By the way, this is off topic, but did I offend you when I asked about the Blaziken hat advice?
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Glad to hear it^w^ good luck and I am here is you need anymore tips.
No I was not. Why? Did you not get my response?!
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Thank you!
I never got any response o-o I thought I had upset you or something!
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Nononono I thought I sent you one back I am so sorry!
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If it's not too much trouble, do you think you could resend the reply when you get a chance? I think I have a better idea in mind on how to execute it, but I still want to see what you would recommend, if you don't mind c:
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okay i will! i will tell ya when i send it ^w^ make sure it arrives this time
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Thank youuuuu! ;w;
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I can't seem to find them they are far back. Can you resend me the last email, I will just re write it.
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I'll just make a new one. No idea where it went.
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haha ya i guess we both lost them XD ops
well just sent you a reply
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That's ok! No worries!
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these are the best tutorials i have seen one day. i'll make plushies
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thank you i am glad to hear it~
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I've always wanted a plush but i can't afford the $100s that people want so, i need to make one... and your tuts make it look a lot easier than I would have though and I love how you explain what happens when the legs are cut straight and what not.
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in truth they are not to hard to make, it just takes some one to explain it. where in my case i just kept making them until i understood.
and do you mean the the top of the inner leg patter? of the shape of the leg?
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both actually, it's really good that you explain things.
Do you know how to airbrush? My OCs are so complicated I want to get white materials and airbrush the colors and patterns onto them so I can get intricate if needed.
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if you don't add the downward curve at the top of the inner leg. the legs will do best described as a split. and for the shape of the legs as said in the first tutorial on making the pattern, you can make them any shape really straight, with more definition, thinker, thinner.
as for airbrushing i have never done it before sorry, i don't know quite how to do it.
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It's alright, I'll find something on airbrushing, if I do, would you like the links? Maybe so you can experiment and try something new
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sure! i want to try something new for summer (the next time i will have free time )
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cool
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