Frugality is my middle name. Couple that with my penchant for anything cute and you've got a heartbroken girl mourning her inability to dole out the big bucks to satisfy her cute quota.
But - not to worry!! Always on my toes to tangle myself into yet another ambitious project, knowing still that I only average a 20% success rate, I'd quickly found the remedy for my weakness.
Ingredients:
Fleece fabric
Sewing accessories
Sewing machine (optional)
Polyester filling
Scissors
But - not to worry!! Always on my toes to tangle myself into yet another ambitious project, knowing still that I only average a 20% success rate, I'd quickly found the remedy for my weakness.
Ingredients:
Fleece fabric
Sewing accessories
Sewing machine (optional)
Polyester filling
Scissors
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Since you need two identical pieces for the front and back of your friend, I like to fold the fabric in half and cut the two at the same time.
Since you need two identical pieces for the front and back of your friend, I like to fold the fabric in half and cut the two at the same time.
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I saw your plushie in this web site
hugo l'escargot
it's not very complicate... just long =D
I sew the fourth parts of the two side individually, after I do the rest with the pattern =)
http://www.planetmusic.us.com/images_uglydoll/pdfs/Uglydoll_Copyright.pdf
and here is the copyright agreement from this instructables website
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as for the dolls i make, i don't call them uglydolls or even venture to advertise them as such. uglydolls is an amazing company with a fine product that i alone could not recreate on my own. nor do i want to steal all their glory! this tutorial is simply a way to show people how to sew together a plush doll. sure, it resembles one of the uglydolls characters, but at the end of the day, it is just a sewing tutorial. nothing more.
i'm certain the instructables team has seen my tutorial and has made no effort to remove it. so until then, i think i'm in the clear! i do appreciate your diligence in monitoring and maintaining a copyright infringement-free universe for us all to coexist!
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like uhhhhhhhhhhh stuffing..
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