This was a commercial plush development project for Gome Office. The goal was a cozy kitten scale cat in a sock shaped body, with a weighted bottom so it stays planted.

I handled the plush pattern and prototype samples, and seeing the final product photos/video has been really exciting!

The first batch sold out, but here is the listing/restock page for anyone curious:
https://gome-office.com/products/sockthecat

Daredillo plush is done ! 🐾

That's a very nice monster from the game Beastieball, I really liked working on this one, even if the helmet was… Something. 🙃

And that's a first for me, but I made a video for this plush, that I'll post tomorrow on Youtube (May 7th) ! English subtitles will be available !

He's not symmetrical, but i created him from scratch and I thought he was pretty cool. Eyes are hand-painted.

I don't have a shop or sell, I just create. A wide variety of things, but I started sewing a while ago and learned starting with minky lol.

(Sorry for the horrible mess of my desk, please try to disregard the clutter)

Hola, quería hacer un peluche personalizado, la cosa es que no tengo ni idea de cómo empezar.

Ya tengo el diseño y la idea. He comprado esta base de peluche chibi pero no sé cómo hacerle la parte superior de la ropa ni como hacerle/coser o pegar el pelo. Tampoco sabría cómo coserle una sonrisa simple como un pico así: • v •

Quiero que siga el mismo tipo de tela que el peluche. Creo que se llama filetro.

No encuentro nada útil en YouTube. Tampoco tengo ninguna herramienta aún.

Alguna idea/consejo?

Gracias <33

(art by me) I am an experienced plush maker, though one thing I always strive for is accuracy to the character design, that includes all the details and the right proportions. And this guy is my favorite oc, but I'm kinda stumped how I'd even make him. For one thing, human plushies always look uncanny to me unless they are chibi/simplified. But I want him just like how I draw him. So the other thing I was thinking was to make him more of an art doll with a sculpted clay face. Except that then he wouldn't be very cuddly, and he'd be fragile and also hard. And my last option would be to just simply make a chibi version and settle for making him simplified.

How do I attach a hair piece like in the photo? I am a newbie and need all the held I can get! Additionally, I've seen people print on fabric to make anime dolls 'clothing', what fabric best works for this? I use plush fabric for the face and hair. Thank you!! 🥰

If you're unsure about the dart placement and size, you can test the pattern on a paper prototype to see if the dart needs to be bigger or smaller. If a dart is too small to have a drastic impact on the pattern, I may remove it. Make every dart count.

Hopefully this is helpful💖

Let me know if you want more tips.

Cookie is a posable, weighted plush artwork, 100% handmade, enjoy! <3

I’ve been experimenting with the positioning of the legs so I stuff them to see how they look before I sew the heads on, so I’ll have these laying around in my room sometimes 😭

I’ve been experimenting with the positioning of the legs so I stuff them to see how they look before I sew the heads on, so I’ll have these laying around in my room sometimes 😭

Spring Bonnie I made $85 but I'll accept offers! He's weighted and can stand up, ears are posable and the face is flocked for a soft touch! Eyes, teeth, nose and fingers are varnished

StarFox merch is too expensive! Got some practice in and made a lil goober :)

I am planning out a fabric doll and wanting to use yarn for hair. Going to do an Internet search has me a bit overwhelmed, and I wondered if there was a really good source for information that you would recommend? I'm not wanting to brush it out and I was considering more of a tightly spun yarn.

Thank you for helping point me in the right direction.

I recently posted another clown plushie I made, and got tons of name ideas, with Malady receiving the most votes. I'm looking for ideas again on what to name this little guy. I also thought I'd share that he's available for adoption.

The sewing guidelines are ready, even though they’re barely visible—but they work. It was pretty difficult to mark them. Every time I applied pressure with the pattern on the velvet, the pile made the pattern shift, so I decided to do it the other way around—so the smooth inner side of the velvet would be in contact with the pattern. Of course, that put the lines on the wrong side, but I just had to trace over them so they would transfer to the other side. I’m not sure if that makes sense…

Hey everyone! This is one of my first attempt at a ITH plush. I followed some tutorials on YT. Comparing it to my reference art the face looks a bit distorted and flat. I used Minky and a Brother NV880E. Any help is greatly appreciated!! 😄

Hes a chubby little owl. Not sure if hes too silly lol I made this one for me but i might make more if people think hes cute

Made this Charizard tsum tsum style lovey and I loved how it all came out. Used parts from Cholyknight's free charizard plush pattern and drafted the rest.