https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/plushie-dolls-with-clothes • Posted by gierawr
i found a really good pattern on making people plushies that i modified slightly (adding hair) on the website mentioned, its my first plushie and i think its a very good starting point, all arms and legs are flexible and rotatable! all the clothes i just made from scratch, they are about as big as a hand, and i used googly eyes as their eyes. Tip for making the clothes: i did this by tracing the pattern of the body and the arms and legs on where they are relatively on the dolls, and just sketched out a pattern for clothing out of them, for the skirts, i had to measure around the waist. Tip for the hair: i just sew on the hair one by one, and put glue on the seam and let dry. when all the hair is down, you can't see the seam, make sure you use clear drying glue! any questions, please feel free to ask! (if you can't see the website, its this link: http://www.members.shaw.ca/plushie/moogle/ thanks to BabyLondonStar! )
i found a really good pattern on making people plushies that i modified slightly (adding hair) on the website mentioned, its my first plushie and i think its a very good starting point, all arms and legs are flexible and rotatable! all the clothes i just made from scratch, they are about as big as a hand, and i used googly eyes as their eyes. Tip for making the clothes: i did this by tracing the pattern of the body and the arms and legs on where they are relatively on the dolls, and just sketched out a pattern for clothing out of them, for the skirts, i had to measure around the waist. Tip for the hair: i just sew on the hair one by one, and put glue on the seam and let dry. when all the hair is down, you can't see the seam, make sure you use clear drying glue! any questions, please feel free to ask! (if you can't see the website, its this link: http://www.members.shaw.ca/plushie/moogle/ thanks to BabyLondonStar! )