New Pattern Dump Thread

>>9310191
That's cute as fuck

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>>9310191

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>>9310195
>>9310193
Thanks anon, I thought so too. I bought it awhile back and never had the chance to make it tho... maybe sometime soon with all this extra fleece and minky I have

>>9310195
>>9310201
Saved, much appreciated ob

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>>9310201

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>>9310205
Also dumping the instructions. I got nothing better to do all night.

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>>9310234

Anyone got a decent plush doll pattern? Sorta one similar to the FumoFumo dolls?

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>>9310243
Teacup lion has a chibi plush similar to fumos. Not perfect but close.
I'd love to see if you find anything closer, I want to make custom touhou fumos.

>>9307991
I'm bumping my request here.
One anon already linked this one, if anyone else is interested: https://www.etsy.com/listing/487057310/planetplush-floppy-fox-sewing-pattern

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I have this old pattern for a plush rocking horse called 'Ragtime' from like the 80's. Found it at a yard sale and it's in pretty dang good condition. Would anyone be interested if I have the time to scan it this weekend? It's not anime-like but it's cute and you can certainly modify it. I plan on making some Unicorns or using My Little Pony color schemes.

>>9310423
If you have time, anon! It looks super cute.

>>9310423
I would love that! The style actually looks like my old rocking horse I had as a kid

>>9310423
Now that I think about it I have some old plush patterns myself too. A renaissance-ish lord and lady cat set, and a rabbit with a country frock coat. I don't know if they're right for this board either but I may go dig them up.

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>>9310481
I think vintage stuff is cute and I would appreciate the style of them I'm sure. I would love if you found them and shared! I wasn't confident anyone would be interested either since the look is different from Choly Knight and Teacuplion stuff but I'll see about getting my scanner working this weekend for the little rocking horse plush! There's only 2 pages to the pattern and one page of instructions and it's uncut so it's perfect and easy for sharing.

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>>9310239
Sorry anons! Dinner came, so I ate and took a nap. Here's the last page.

Some moon plush videos I found the other day

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uX7R7lQ-88
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hG1ukMHOLu8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSkGv3Mo9fg

I'm surprised there are no "how to make anime plushies" books.

>>9310423
oooh, this could make a cute bag!

>>9310557
very cute tutorial but I don't understand why they'd go through all the trouble to maked appliques for the nose, eyes, blush, etc. but then do the eye-sparkle with paint
it's kind of like they forgot and then quickly added it in the end.

>>9310609
good idea anon!

>>9310605
>I'm surprised there are no "how to make anime plushies" books
I think it's because of copyright issues. Maybe some general "how to make a human-plushie" etc would be OK but not individual characters

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>>9310280
That looks pretty good, thanks anon.

I'm thinking of buying a cheap bootleg fumo just to tear it apart and make a pattern from it...

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>>9310496
I usually make my own patterns for dolls and plushies, but it's interesting to look at published patterns to see what other people do.

Here's the cats. I'll see if I can scan them later when I'm not so busy.

>>9311105
And the rabbits. The envelope was a little roughed up when I bought it from a thrift store. The pattern inside is just fine though.

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>>9310905
Please share if you do anon!

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>>9310391
hi, friend. i'm sorry about your dog. it's tough, it really is. you can try this pattern. haven't made it myself but this person always makes really nice floppy plush. make sure you stuff it really softly.
http://isismasshiro.deviantart.com/art/Ginga-plushie-patterns-294073965

>>9311105
>>9311109
Please do, those look adorable.

Does anyone have a free cockatoo parrot plush pattern?

>>9311422
Or any chibi bird pattern, actually?

>>9310905
I have a bunch of bootleg fumo. I might do this also

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>>9311431
I posted these on the last thread but here you go :)

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>>9311784

I'm making a plushie with an open mouth and the inside doesn't want to lie flat. I've used interfacing, but it still bulges. I'm not overstuffing it either. Anyone have any ideas how to fix this?

>>9311105
>>9311106

I'd love to get a scan of these. I'm familiar with the rabbits but I can't say I've seen the cats before. I love them!

>>9311105
>>9311109
Please scan these, anon! I'd love to make these; they're so cute!

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Does anyone have a pattern for bloomers? I've asked the same question on the handmade lolita thread, but it seems more appropriate to ask here(?).

I've read and watched MeLikesTea's tutorial, but I'm struggling on how to draft the pattern. I just can't figure out how to create the curved part of the pattern. She mentions using a pair of short, but I was wondering if there's a better method?

>>9313550
Essentially, the back curve needs to be deeper than the front 'cause we have butts. They're really just a pair of shorts that are like, 3 sizes too large for you with elastic sewn into the waist and legs which are to your measurements. You know when you add a belt to an insanely baggy shirt? That's the effect you're going for. Took me a while to wrap my head around bloomers so I know how you feel!
>http://www.antipope.org/feorag/gosurori/bloomers-pattern.pdf this is great for explaining how to get the measurements.

is there a mega or dropbox of patterns?
seems like it would be really useful

>>9313949
Thank you, anon! This is exactly what I was looking for. I usually just make head accessories, so I'm a little bit out of my depth when it comes to sewing garments. But I figured bloomers are a good place to start.

>>9314053
This is a good idea, we need a google doc or something like in the taobao threads so everyone can easily find resources and patterns.

>>9310905
That's what plushmakers did before pattern sharing became commonplace. Take it apart, trace it, put it back together, then make the replica.

>>9312920
Hidden stitch from the back of the mouth/throat to the back of the neck using embroidery floss and a hidden seam.

Not sure if this is the right board, but I'm curious if there's any specific online communities for plushie makers, particularly original makers? A place to talk about ideas, share tips and finished products, network, etc. I feel like there were groups on deviantart but I haven't been on there in years.

>>9315085
sadly I am not familear enough with /cgl/ or patterns to make anything that would be of use

Does anyone have a pattern for that bat plushie everyone and their grandmother makes and sells? It's normally got a different fabric than the body on its inner wings and ears. They're cute AF but I'm not paying $40 for something I can make at home.

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>>9315781
Search BeeZeeArt in Etsy, the pattern is hers and it's like $9. I would link you but 4chan thinks it's spam.

>>9315781
>>9315838

I think it's sort of cute, but I really don't understand the appeal.

>>9315252
PLUSH ARTISTS UNITED on FB.

>>9315781
You could have done without the 'I can make this myself' BS. You're the cancer of handmade sellers.

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>>9316140
This one is cuter in my opinion.

>>9315781
>i could make it all by myself!!!
>b-but i'm going to need that pattern first...

>>9315838
>>9316157

I guess I'm just not a bat person. I think they're cute, but I'm pretty apathetic towards them. I just can't picture wanting one bad enough to pay $30-$40 for one even if it's custom. Of course, I think that about half of the crap I see listed on Etsy.

Does anyone have any neat bag pattern?

>>9316154
>>9316162
Yikes, I meant I can make it with a pattern like everyone who sells it does. My google results weren't bringing it up, sorry to offend anyone.
>>9315838
Thanks anon.

>>9311109
sheit these are cute

Anyone else a little sad Choly Knight is discontinuing the monthly pattern challenge?

>>9318178
Sure, but she gave out a lot of free patterns and she still does all the time on Fridays. She's such a nice artist.

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Crochet stuff would fall under patterns right?

Anyone have this egg pattern?

>>9316154
No need to be so salty. I mean, if you can make something (original of course) and have the ability to sell it more power to you.

>>9320591

Anon is mad because they're one of those people selling bats for $40.

>>9320819
Do people actually sell them for that much? They're not even big. Or detailed. They're like the size of a beanie baby and they're so simplistic...

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>>9320979

>>9321034

Honestly, I can't really shit on salty anon too much.

If you had to buy the pattern, fabric, thread, and the various other fiddly parts, then the price of the bat is already sitting around $20. If you're a perfectionist, the price goes up because you'd need multiple attempts or practice bats to get that perfect bat plush.

I've never used this particular pattern so I have no idea the amount of time it takes to make. If I make the assumption that it takes 4 hours from start to finish (probably a low estimate), then the labor cost doesn't even meet minimum wage.

And that's not even including other materials/inputs such as electricity or the cost of a sewing/embroidery machine.

>>9321064
I call the biggest of bullshit on that pricing. If the patern is $6, fleece on sale is 4.99 a yard at joanns and you don't need a whole yard for one. Tread is like $2 at walmart, and a BIG box of stuffing for a good 100 bats is only $10. It's more like $15 and that's if you don't shop around or already have some parts like thread or stuffing.
Also consider saving a lot different pictures of them and drafting a pattern out of it. There are already tutorials with bat wing patterns, it's belly is a circle and ears are super simple too. You'd just have to draft the face and feet. That's how I figure out a lot of plushies

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Any favourite mori patterns? It's cold and I need layers in my life.

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Assumption 1: Newbie sewer decides to make a bat. Newbie sewer decides to go buy supplies to make said bat. They plan to make galaxy bats which require black fleece and galaxy fleece.

Assumption 2: We're shopping at Joann's and Walmart; Joann's is having a 50% sale on fleece OR we have a 50% coupon for our fabric

Assumption 3: Newbie sewer is hand sewing everything. They do not own a sewing machine.

>>9321064
>>9321098
>>9321505
I would assume the fabric cost would be much lower seeing as it takes less than a yard per bat. Same with stuffing.

Either way it's also not accounting for labor time. Assuming $8 an hour at the least (going higher for experience and skills) and it takes a few hours to make, the end price may be higher.

anybody have the pattern to this or something like that?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Anime-Re-Zero-kara-Hajimeru-Isekai-Rem-DIY-Toy-Keychain-Bag-Material-Plush-Doll-/162315170949?

Has anyone got any cute coin pouch patterns?

>>9319861
that doesn't look too difficult, just some fiddly colorwork and drop stitches

>>9323364
There are a ton of cute crochet coin purse patterns available online, but I'm having trouble figuring out how to make the seam connecting the clasps to the actual worked piece look nice.
Anyone have any tips?

>>9311109
I think???? I had a bunny made from this pattern as a baby??????? what the heck

>>9311348
Thank you so much, anon! It looks perfect.

>>9324768
It was published in the 80s so it's kind of old. I feel like I've seen a few like that as well.

>>9321098
You sound like a little shit.

Does anyone here know how to translate crochet charts to line by line patterns?
I got some japanese kits and can't seem to hack it.

>>9316154
Thaaank you, I honestly wish more people withheld comments like that around handmade sellers like what's the point of saying it out loud, it's just plain rude. I'd rather people think it than say it; anyone creative and willful enough can reproduce an item.

>>9325925
Why because I know prices? I'm not selling things I draft off of, more like if I know I can make something I'm going to do it myself.

where do you guys get patterns or books online? i used to go on kat before they shut down, what else is there?

>>9326364

Etsy for individual patterns

Choly Knight for freebie patterns

Amazon for books

Deviantart if I'm feeling masochistic

Starting today Simplicity and Burda patterns are on sale at Joann Fabrics. Butterick and Vogue are on sale this weekend and McCalls and Vogue are on sale next weekend. Just incase anyone wanted to stock up on patterns.

>>9328210
Patterns go on a pretty regular rotation of sales each month. McCalls's and Simplicity particularly go for $1.99 or less ever few weeks or so.

Any suggestions for organizing patterns you print out? I usually keep them in ziploc bags, but I have so many now it's ridiculous. Do you keep them in a box and sort through them? Or use folders to organize them? A filing cabinet?

What about sewing projects? How do you organize those?

>>9328570
I have a single plastic storage/filing box with hanging folders and labels.Just put the patterns in large ziploc bags. Works just fine and I'm not close to running out of room yet.

>>9310243
>>9310905
Bump on this: I've bought a bootleg and will be using it to create a pattern

>>9328570
I keep my patterns in separate binder sheet protectors. The smaller ones go in ziploc bags and all those are kept together in a single sheet protector.

All my WIPs just go into a cardboard box.

>>9328570
I use clasp envelopes

>>9328739
I hope you're planning on sharing with us, anon.

>>9328739
Can't wait to see your results anon!

Anybody tried to print plushie's parts like faces or patterns via Spoonflower?

>>9330941
I've printed plain solid colors of minky before since there wasn't a color available I wanted, and it's alright. The minky is 1mm and the fabric is very thin. You can also see the white minky underneath the printed color. So basically around seams where the minky fibers don't lay flat you are going to see white beneath the color.

>>9328803
Yes, I'll be sharing it.
The world needs more fumos.

Has anyone got any patterns for basic shapes? Or any advice for plush shape making, I'm finding it difficult to make things more 3D. For example I've been trying to make a star plush but it seems so flat by cutting out two star shapes and stitching it together.

>>9331842
Sometimes a thin strip between the two pieces will give it more dimension, or at least make it thicker.

Does anyone have any experience with turning 3D models into plush patterns. I've been playing with the idea of trying UVmapping models to make pattern making easier. I've had a look at available software but the only thing close to what I want is impossible to pirate and $4000 if I were to buy it.

>>9333766
I haven't, but I remember seeing this post and maybe you haven't and it will help.
http://makezine.com/projects/make-38-cameras-and-av/video-game-plushies/