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Description
I made a plush version of the ridiculously cute critter from Bravest Warriors and so can you.

Pattern - [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.

Notes on material & sizes:

I made the pattern test from blue fleece, red robe velour and felt. At printout size you need about a 10x20 square of blue and a smaller piece of red.

At printout size, this makes a plush about 6 inches tall (sitting). I recommend using fleece as it's easy to work with, readily available and pretty inexpensive. Check your fabric store's remnants bin, where you can usually find lots of fleece for very little money, or keep an eye out for sales and coupons,

If you reduce the size of the plush, you should probably use a thinner fabric as fleece will be difficult to sew and turn and the seams will be very bulky. You can try anything with a bit of stretch to it - minky, velboa, robe velour, stretch velveteen and so on. I don't recommend using woven material like cotton or flannel as it doesn't stretch and will make an odd, skinny looking plush. If you enlarge the pattern, you can still use fleece or switch to faux fur for the body, which will make a very fluffy, chubby plush since the pile of the fur will bulk it out.

Description
I made a plush version of the ridiculously cute critter from Bravest Warriors and so can you.

Pattern - [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.

Notes on material & sizes:

I made the pattern test from blue fleece, red robe velour and felt. At printout size you need about a 10x20 square of blue and a smaller piece of red.

At printout size, this makes a plush about 6 inches tall (sitting). I recommend using fleece as it's easy to work with, readily available and pretty inexpensive. Check your fabric store's remnants bin, where you can usually find lots of fleece for very little money, or keep an eye out for sales and coupons,

If you reduce the size of the plush, you should probably use a thinner fabric as fleece will be difficult to sew and turn and the seams will be very bulky. You can try anything with a bit of stretch to it - minky, velboa, robe velour, stretch velveteen and so on. I don't recommend using woven material like cotton or flannel as it doesn't stretch and will make an odd, skinny looking plush. If you enlarge the pattern, you can still use fleece or switch to faux fur for the body, which will make a very fluffy, chubby plush since the pile of the fur will bulk it out.