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Alien Plushie Sewing Pattern
Alien Plushie Sewing Pattern
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Make this floaty cutie for yourself!
PDF file includes:
- Template to make the plush
- Instructions to put it together with color photos
- Includes 1/4" seam allowance
- Printable eyes for iron-transfer or printing on fabric
- Eye embroidery is sold separately in my shop!
It can be printed on standard printer paper measuring 8.5"x11" or A4 size
Best results with minky.
Finished product measures about 11" tall.
This pattern assumes you have prior knowledge of sewing and may be challenging for beginners.
Difficulty: ***
Key:
* - easy, beginners will have no trouble
** - not as easy for beginners but simple enough
*** - intermediate, need sewing skills
**** - difficult, best if you have prior plush experience
***** - challenging, best if you have good experience making plush/sewing
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If you need help, feel free to reach out to dollphinwing@gmail.com
Terms:
You may sell what you make, but cannot re-distribute the pattern itself. Please tag @dollphinwing on social media so I can see and share your creations!
For the most part, I really like the pattern. It turned out fantastic for the most, just a few mess ups that come with making a pattern for the first time. The main issue I had was the instructions being a bit unclear in some places with the photos not being the most helpful in the world. It was unclear in a few instances what parts I was supposed to sew together, so maybe make that more definitive.
There was one thing that drove me mad, however, and maybe it was just me being a moron; the tail. The freaking tail. I had no idea I was supposed to tape the two parts labeled tail together, and, unless I truly missed it, I did not see it written any where in the instructions that the two parts of the tail were meant to be taped together before cutting my fabric, so I sat there for a solid half hour losing my mind about what to do with this random piece (Tail #2) and how it fit in the pattern. I eventually realized when I sewed the other part of the tail together and saw how short it was in comparison to the one in the pictures.
Long story short, it's a fantastic pattern for pokemon lovers with decently developed sewing skills, but the instruction manual most certainly needs some work, to be more descriptive and more guiding images. Even trying to look over the videos on Youtube didn't help with my struggle in some areas. I wouldn't have cared about the less concise instructions if I hadn't paid for the pattern. The pattern is a 5 star, but the instructions as a 3 star.
Edit: Finally got around to reassessing my review and I have felt horrible about taking so long. Thank you to the creator for taking my criticisms into account and releasing an updated version of the pattern and instructions. I was extremely happy when I saw the changes and found the newly added references and more concise instructions helpful. I've changed my review to 5 stars.
This was not an easy pattern to make, and required some hand basting before machine sewing, but you can’t argue with the results. Mew turned out wonderfully. The shape of the face and body are done very well, and are accurate to the character. The starry eye embroidery really enhances the plush, too.
Highly recommended, and well worth the effort.
I ended up buying this pattern so I could make a Mew toy for my Pokemon obsessed nephew. The pattern is absolutely adorable and looks professional. My only issue was there was no arm holes placed, but I got that remedied quickly.
Also extremely happy that a template was included for the eyes. It made it quick and easy!
It turned out so well that someone I know decided that they're going to make one too.
Love it!
Very easy to make and the results are lovely
Mew Plushie Sewing Pattern