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Plushie Pattern Tutorial
Published: 2010-09-15 03:58:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 104938; Favourites: 3823; Downloads: 1240
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many people are asking for pattens and tutorials, i dont share my patterns but this is the way i make them.this is my first tutorial
i´m not sure if everything is clear, if you have any doubt just ask me
let me know if you used this tutorial, and how your plushie turn out
and dont forget to check my patterns on my etsy shop www.etsy.com/shop/NataliaVulpe…
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A really good idea! Very useful. Thanks for making this resource!
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Wow, I'd love to try and make a pattern this way! ^^
I have trouble imagining the finished product from a flat pattern, so this is a great method!
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kind of a rubber thing, you can use cardboard instead
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Its equivalent of "funky foam"/"fun foam"/"crafting foam" depending on which country you are in. It comes in thin sheets which you can cut out with a pair of scissors
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Damn awesome tutorial!
I might just have to try this!
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Ingenious! making a model first. I always have so much trouble imagining shapes. This is excellent. Thank you for sharing!
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Oh GOD, thank you, THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!
As someone who has wanted for a long time to get into plushie making but hasn't known where to start I can't even BEGIN to say thank you enough for this. This tutorial is awesome, I can't even tell you, OMG.
THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!
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Thank you! Very cunning. I will definitely try this.
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SRTDMRTUHSDCTYIJSJGCV AAAH THANK YOU!!
I've been trying to learn how to make patterns for so long QUQ
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Really helpful. I don't make plushies, but now I really wanna give it a try! Thanks!
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You make my life much more easier with this tutorial. Really. I´m making a plushie as a Christmas gift for my sister I was goig crazy with the patterns. I don´t know how to do them and the I found this is DD!!
Of course, a totally deserve DD, is very helpful know things like this ^^ Thank you so much for share!!
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oh my please make more D: this just helped for christmas gifts!!
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Cool...
This appears to be the real-life equivalent of "unfold" method of UV-mapping on 3D models. The concept is the same, even if one is a virtual process. Of course if you're familiar with modeling in 3D, you could actually use the UV chart template as the basis for making a stuffed toy. Just remember to expand the margins so that you'd have material needed to stitch together.
Making paper toys/models (papakura) also follows this kind of concept.
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i´m not familiar with 3d modeling but i think that industrialized plushie patterns may be made like that
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This is great! Super helpful. Thanks so much for making this
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What a brilliant idea! This makes design much less intimidating!
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Wow, this is a great and helpful tutorial! Thank you for sharing it with us
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what a great idea! I can't wait to put this to use!
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I used to jus take old wornout stuffed animals apart and maybe modify or use different materials, this is really smart.
Would this work for makng clothes for hard to fit people?
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