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I have been searching all over the internet for a fabric pattern for a flood spore plushy and then I found this website: Plushify
it turns 3D models into a plush pattern either using the UV map or by you drawing seams, it's great. I ofcourse will just provide you guys with the pdf of mine. I used the simpler spore model from the earlier games because that didn't give me 70+ pieces. Instead it has about 30 iirc and you can assemble it in 3 evenings or so, probably less! I have never made plushies before but I do have experience sewing clothes. It's not hard to make but it can be a bit finnicky: I'd say medium difficulty but a stubborn beginner can do this I think. I used a machine for most of it but you can handsew the whole thing, you definitely have to do some handsewing either way
Materials:
Beige fabric, 1m is plenty, any sort of fabric goes but if you use something that frays easily mark extra seam allowance
red fabric scraps (I used faux leather)
3mm thick aluminum wire for the legs and antennae
PDF pattern in the attachments of this post!
it turns 3D models into a plush pattern either using the UV map or by you drawing seams, it's great. I ofcourse will just provide you guys with the pdf of mine. I used the simpler spore model from the earlier games because that didn't give me 70+ pieces. Instead it has about 30 iirc and you can assemble it in 3 evenings or so, probably less! I have never made plushies before but I do have experience sewing clothes. It's not hard to make but it can be a bit finnicky: I'd say medium difficulty but a stubborn beginner can do this I think. I used a machine for most of it but you can handsew the whole thing, you definitely have to do some handsewing either way
Materials:
Beige fabric, 1m is plenty, any sort of fabric goes but if you use something that frays easily mark extra seam allowance
red fabric scraps (I used faux leather)
3mm thick aluminum wire for the legs and antennae
PDF pattern in the attachments of this post!
