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Here's an all-purpose pattern I worked up for a human character plush toy. This will walk you through the basic body of the doll which can be dressed up into virtually any character. It's great for when the gift shop simply doesn't have anything that embodies enough personal significance.
 
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Step 1: Getting Started

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So here's what you need:
Tools
  • Sewing needle (or machine if you prefer)
  • Pins
  • Fabric shears
  • Marker (something that cleans off fabric easily, if you can get it)
  • Pattern (see above photos)
Materials
  • Colored fabrics
  • Thread (colored to match the fabric if possible)
  • Fiber Fill
Dusk Shadows says: Apr 28, 2012. 1:19 AM
is the guy in the hat skulduggery pleasant
as you can see by my picture of a chibby skulduggery pleasant i am a huge fan of skulduggery pleasant
christopher eccles cake in reply to Dusk ShadowsMar 4, 2013. 11:51 AM
no it's Rorschach (is that how you spell it?) from watchmen, but i can see why you thought it was skulduggery.
Dusk Shadows in reply to christopher eccles cakeMar 24, 2013. 1:24 PM
Ah cool
christopher eccles cake says: Mar 4, 2013. 11:48 AM
...wow, i have no idea which characters i'll use these patterns for but i definitely will.
skacr0w says: Jul 21, 2012. 3:20 PM
This is such a good 'ible! You took a lot of time writing it up and taking excellent photos of detail! Thank you! I'm going to try making my kids some!
frost360 says: May 7, 2012. 7:24 AM
how u make hats???....
Nahual says: May 2, 2012. 7:26 PM
GREAT ODIN'S RAVEN!
NaesDraw says: Feb 18, 2012. 7:55 PM
I have almost no sewing skill, but this intrigues me for unknown reasons. I think I will have to give this a shot.

...Ohhh. And a little M3 "Grease gun" to go with it... >:)
waterbaby says: Feb 17, 2012. 1:20 PM
Fantastic -- so versatile and customizable, perfect size for adults and kids alike. There's enough sculpting to give definition to the head and hands but not so much detailing as to intimidate even a beginning sewer. Love the "hug" position, and with a little experimentation the arms and legs could probably be attached in different positions...or even jointedly for a variety of poses!

Above all, your wonderful Buster Keaton seals the deal for me.
chicopluma says: Feb 16, 2012. 4:46 PM
haha rorschach and captain manhattan
thebeatonpath says: Feb 16, 2012. 10:27 AM
These are GREAT! I've been looking for a simple pattern for a plush (some are so complicated and time consuming!), so this will be perfect. Thanks for posting this! Made my day!~
oddree says: Feb 16, 2012. 8:33 AM
I love how simple these are, and yet how recognizable the characters are. Rorshach is a show-stealer ... but the naked Dr. Manhattan is my favorite. ;-) Thanks for sharing.
VACH. says: Feb 14, 2012. 11:38 PM
They are so adorable!
monsterlego says: Feb 13, 2012. 12:20 PM
That Rorschach.
jessyratfink says: Feb 12, 2012. 4:25 PM
Oh my goodness look at the little Rorshach! These are great. Thanks for including a pattern. :D
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