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You all can use these patterns and if you're going to make plushie in small size, use very thin fabrics. Ears and nose are sewed by hand.
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Yay! This is amazingly adorable. I love it. I have this brown silky fabric, and white silky fabric. It will be so cute! Thank you so much for sharing this pattern!!!
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So cute!
As soon as I find suitable fabric I'll give it a try.
It's fantastic.
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That's sweet to hear. ^^
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I tried the pattern but the gusset for the head made his head to thin! help please!
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Hmm...what is the "gusset"? Sorry my limited english.
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The forehead part. Sorry, I was taught that it was called a gusset. I had the same problem with the mosasaur ( I think that was what it was called, the under water dinosaur with four flippers?)
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Ah, the forehead-part.
What kind of fabric you then use for the plushies? They shouldn't be too small.
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well, i use regular fabric, i guess i could use two??
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If the fabric isn't flexible, all plushie's parts will be a lot smaller.
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Are the patterns the finished sizes? So should I cut the fabric a bit larger than the pattern pieces for the seam allowances?
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Yeap, cut the patterns with seam allowances.
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You've given me a really good reason now to learn how to make soft toys.
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The I did my work in here ^^
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Thank you very much for sharing your plushie pattern.
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your picture is convincing 
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Awsome Pattern! Question... What animal is Stoat?
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Ohhhhhh.... Thanks for telling me that.
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Really belated response:
You may know the Stoat as 'Ermine'.
People mistakenly used to think that a stoat in it's winter coat was a different creature, and called that creature an 'Ermine'.
Nowadays Ermine is merely a nickname for Stoat.
The more you know... :9
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Hey i have a question, in this photos the plush can take some poses, did you wired the plush or something, I'm interested in making a mouse that can move, but i have no idea how to do it
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Are you supposed to stuff the tail? I did O_O
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hi there (: my friend and i were wondering if it was alright to use this pattern to sell (not online, through craft shows). if not, it is completely understandable.
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Ok, we understand (: Thanks for replying
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This is beautiful! You are so talented. I hope I can make one for my niece. Thanks!
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Soo cute! But isn't the tail on the pattern too short? Or will it look longer when sewn?
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Naw, that's just nice size. ^^
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Soo adorable! But isn't the tail on the pattern a bit short? Or will it look longer when you sew it?
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Hi, Thank you so much for the pattern, I made this cutie with it [link] ^_^ Once I get nicer fabric I'll make another one.
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Ah, thanks for using my patterns. ^^
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Is there a way to print only the pattern and not all the pictures. It would be helpful for people who want to make these but not use so much ink to print them. (just black and white outlines.)
Thanks,
Can't wait to try this.
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Hmmm, I should make the patterns separately indeed....
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Um, I think your talking to the wrong person
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Oh no I guess not um that's just me in my stupid state
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