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Voodoo-Tiki ā Catbug Plushie Pattern
Published: 2013-04-30 21:31:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 59199; Favourites: 684; Downloads: 1083
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I made a plush version of the ridiculously cute critter from Bravest Warriors and so can you.Instructions are with the tutorials, so please ask questions there!
Tutorial part 1 - [link]
Tutorial part 2 - [link]
YES you can sell handmade plushes made from this pattern.
NO you can not sell the pattern. NO you cannot mass produce plushes made from this pattern.
If you use this pattern, credit me and LINK BACK HERE SO OTHER PEOPLE CAN FIND & USE IT, TOO!
"Bravest Warriors" belongs to Pen Ward - this is just a fan made plush & not a challenge to copyright.
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Thank god I've found this, I'm going to make this for my older sister for her birthday. We both love Bravest Warriors, and she's been bugging me for a Catbug plush for months, now. This is the best pattern made for him that I've seen so far.
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I am in love with this pattern! Thank you so much for making it available to the public! <3 It's so fun and easy to make!
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I made a catbug of my own!
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The step, see front center seam, from G (at the chin) through D all the way to H
Am I seeing across the bottom of the head? And where's the H? I'm not dealing with that piece yet
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do you think it would b possible to hand stitch this my machine broke >.<
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Yep, I hand sew everything I make
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whoa. my aunts bday is coming up and i was gonna buy her a cat bug plush but this is neater.Ā
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making for my grandkids. They are so excited! Thanks!!!!!!!
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I made a plush using your tutorial
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Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you for sharing this fantastic tutorial!
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aaaahhh I am so happy to find this, just in time for christmas too! yeeeeeee
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OH M GLOB YES!!! Thank you!! Ima make a GIANT one for meee!!!
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Patterns almost never do. Unless they specifically state otherwise, always assume you have to measure your own seam allowance.
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Thank you so much for this. I have literally just spent HOURS trying to make a pattern for Catbug for my Comic Con cosplay and I can't get it right. This is a lifesaver!
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I love Catbug so much; thank you so much for creating this!
I'll definitely be making one and I'll tag you when I'm done ^w^ You made wonderful plushies by the way; you're so talented!
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Glad you like it
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I seriously gasped when I saw this. I'm definatly going to be making this<3
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THank you so much! i love your patterns and I'm gonna make this for my friend. he looves catbug!
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If anyone can watch that show and NOT love Catbug, they have no soul XD
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Just wondering... Are these easy for a medium skilled sewer? How big will he turn out? Should I drop the sugar peas?
Thanks in advance for the answers!
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1. It should be very easy. The only part that's a bit difficult is how the shell fits to the body, but just do it in stages like the tutorial shows and you should be fine.
2. He ends up about 6 inches tall.
3. Okay!
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I just finished my Catbug made with this pattern, and I'm REALLY happy with him. Your patterns are absolutely the best, thanks!
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I'm going to use this! All credit goes to you! :happy:
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o-o Tutorials too!? Oh snap. Maybe I should see how I am with a needle and thread.
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Why am I singing "Catbug" like it's Batman...
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