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Smuppet Plushie Sewing Tutorial PART 1I made this pattern and tutorial to help you make your own Smuppet plushies. I would consider this an Intermediate sewing project, and can be done completely by hand if you do not have a sewing machine. Please read all instructions before buying, cutting, or sewing anything.
Smuppet Plushie Sewing Tutorial PART 2 [link]
Sewing Pattern PAGE 1 [link]
Sewing Pattern PAGE 2 [link]
Smuppets are from Homestuck, a web-comic written by Andrew Hussie and belong to him. This pattern was created by me and is for personal use only.
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This is awesome! I'm so excited to make one.
One question: How do you do an overcast stitch like that?
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try googling images of overcast stitch. it's very simple
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dude.... I WANNA FUCKING MARRY YOU *_____*
so awesome!!! β₯
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AGH
Im trying to make this out of felt, and in doing so, while sewing the body halves together, it stretched the felt!
any suggestions on how i can fix this?
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i'm sorry, i really wish i could give you a suggestion. i don't work much with felt because it doesn't have a whole lot of give. fleece has more stretch and softness to it and is much easier to work with. it really would give you better results. good luck
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I have a few questions, though -- how advanced would you consider "intermediate" to be? I've done a little sewing, about half of it by hand, and I can do most of the basic stitches along with a few others, and I've made some plushies before too, so maybe I could figure it out...? Also, what do you use for stuffing and where would you buy it at? I've been using cottonballs, but they're really frustrating to work with and they make everything look lumpy ._.
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if you've made plushies before and know basic hand stitches you should be good to go! just take it step by step. i make my tutorials for people new to sewing. i always suggest reading through the whole tutorial first to be sure you understand it and will be able to do the project. i've had tonz of feed back from beginners that find them helpful and easy to follow and were pleased with their creations
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Oh, okay. That's really good to hear! And I'll have to be sure to pick some fiberfill up soon
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no problem, and good luck explaining plush rumps to your mom! 
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I'd love to make one!
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slightly stretchy should work great! i don't care for non-stretchy stuff, like felt, as much. have fun and let me know how it turns out
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Thank you, I sure will! Yeah, only if it doesn't turn out to be too difficult for me.
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sure, get creative! the lemonsnout i made has felt eyes painted to look like buttons cuz i was too lazy to go buy buttons that day! hahaha!
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Aww... Lemonsnout <3 I should make one if I succeed with this. .__. Uh. I suddenly got a "Make ALL the plushies!" feeling! XD
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sorry i donΒ΄t understand in the leg.
"trim the half-circle" it means cut it?
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yep, then you sew the trimmed side to the body. this makes the leg lay flatter to the body instead of sticking strait out like the arms
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ooh i see. thanks! ^^
iΒ΄m working on it now
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AASDFHSDFHSAADSGFAUSDFGHGHUYKDSF YOU
IN MY BED
NOW.
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JK jk~ butt seriously this is amazing
haha butt... you see what i did there?
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THANK YOU EVERLOVING CHRIST
I was looking for a tutorial for Smuppets for FOUR MONTHS...
You are a Godsend, thank you thank you!
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you're sooooo very welcome!! happy to share, and glad you like
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I'll be sure to!
By the way, your icon gives me a good giggle every time. XD
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me too.. and yours makes me giggle!
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.. and i love you for loving it!
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lol well glad to know im loved by you for loving you for making the tutorial that i love.....god that is confusing XD
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i love that you love that i love you for loving the tutorial that we both love.. wait, what?
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lmfao that's so frikin confusing lol well quick and simple we love one another for loving it
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When you say that you 'trimmed the half circle' did you cut it off? I'm a little confused :C
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yep, lay the legs down in front of you, opposite eachother like in the picture, then trim off the little half circle from only the front half, as shown in the pic. this is simply to help the leg lay flatter against the body instead of sticking strait out
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Thanks! I'm making it in felt, but my dirty fingers really made them.. well, dirty... OwO"
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I have absolutely no experience with plushes, but I'm really happy someone finally made a (really good I might add!) Smuppet tutorial... my friend and I are stoked. A craft day is planned.
Any pointers for someone who has no clue what the hell they're doing?? XD
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yea! glad you like! and craft day sounds fun
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I've had a couple of craft days with her already, but she was working on non-Homestuck things and I was sculpting ([link] and [link] :3)
Thanks a lot
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holy crap! your sculptures are AMAZING!!! love love!!! oh man, now you got me wanting to try scupting hahaha! and that's all i need, another craft obsession..
mmmmmmm a smuppet in minky, nice!
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Awww, thank you! Craft obsessions are good, though. I wish I was so into art as I was before, I really need to get that mood back.
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my moods come and go too, i think that's normal. when i need inspiration or a change of pace i go wander around the craft store. something new always catches my eye and gets me motivated
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Thanks for this! It was really easy to follow, even for someone like me who knows nothing about sewing!
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oh cool!! i'm so glad it was helpful
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Yay now i can freak people out with his ass on their faces! >:3
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I made one today using this tutorial. [link]
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AAAAHHH I LOVE IT!!!! wonderful job, and you're very welcome
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