Making clothes at home - For Meteor

[tabby]

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If you know other interesting tutorials on sewing mascots, you can also send me something interesting.
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Greetings Prez, it's been a while.

I have a few links for plushies if you're still interested. I'm not sure what kind of plushies/mascots you were after back then but hope these are interesting or useful at least.

https://youtu.be/azJNxt9J_gA (complex plushie design)
https://youtu.be/i8pynOiqeaw (human type plushie - this one kinda reminds me of me noobie sewing days when I still used glue :lol: )
https://youtu.be/yCGU0rKty2E (detailing on plushies)
https://youtu.be/--qOWqdC28M (sock plushie - didn't know these were a thing)
https://youtu.be/CWBxctY2_b0 (another sock plushie + felting techniques for details)

Hoping you're doing well.

 

[Reyra]

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If you know other interesting tutorials on sewing mascots, you can also send me something interesting.
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Greetings Prez, it's been a while.

I have a few links for plushies if you're still interested. I'm not sure what kind of plushies/mascots you were after back then but hope these are interesting or useful at least.

https://youtu.be/azJNxt9J_gA (complex plushie design)
https://youtu.be/i8pynOiqeaw (human type plushie - this one kinda reminds me of me noobie sewing days when I still used glue :lol: )
https://youtu.be/yCGU0rKty2E (detailing on plushies)
https://youtu.be/--qOWqdC28M (sock plushie - didn't know these were a thing)
https://youtu.be/CWBxctY2_b0 (another sock plushie + felting techniques for details)

Hoping you're doing well.

Hello sister Tabby. Indeed, it has been a while since our previous conversation.

Thank you for taking your time and finding some tutorials for me. I am amazed that you actually remembered about it. I would like to find more time to devote to my new hobby, which is sewing, but surely someday, when I will have more free time I will try something from what you just showed me. The last tutorial with lamb is cute. As for sewing plushies from socks, in my case I already knew it beforehand, because I used to sew various things from socks , but as you can see, socks can be approached creatively in many ways.

The last thing I sewed was something similar to the one from the second tutorial, but with different character and show for my sister. It reminded me, that I had some qualms about doing something new to her, because the last time I sewed her snail, I had no life with her. Wherever I went, whenever I did something, it was just that damned snail everywhere. She gave me literally no peace with him. Then, when her craze phase passed with this snail, I sewed her some kind of magic girl.

(as for the glue, don't worry, I'm joining the club. I also had a brilliant experiment with glue :lol: )

I hope you doing good as well. Thank you again!

 

[tabby]

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If you know other interesting tutorials on sewing mascots, you can also send me something interesting.
...

Greetings Prez, it's been a while.

I have a few links for plushies if you're still interested. I'm not sure what kind of plushies/mascots you were after back then but hope these are interesting or useful at least.

https://youtu.be/azJNxt9J_gA (complex plushie design)
https://youtu.be/i8pynOiqeaw (human type plushie - this one kinda reminds me of me noobie sewing days when I still used glue :lol: )
https://youtu.be/yCGU0rKty2E (detailing on plushies)
https://youtu.be/--qOWqdC28M (sock plushie - didn't know these were a thing)
https://youtu.be/CWBxctY2_b0 (another sock plushie + felting techniques for details)

Hoping you're doing well.

Hello sister Tabby. Indeed, it has been a while since our previous conversation.

Thank you for taking your time and finding some tutorials for me. I am amazed that you actually remembered about it. I would like to find more time to devote to my new hobby, which is sewing, but surely someday, when I will have more free time I will try something from what you just showed me. The last tutorial with lamb is cute. As for sewing plushies from socks, in my case I already knew it beforehand, because I used to sew various things from socks , but as you can see, socks can be approached creatively in many ways.

The last thing I sewed was something similar to the one from the second tutorial, but with different character and show for my sister. It reminded me, that I had some qualms about doing something new to her, because the last time I sewed her snail, I had no life with her. Wherever I went, whenever I did something, it was just that damned snail everywhere. She gave me literally no peace with him. Then, when her craze phase passed with this snail, I sewed her some kind of magic girl.

(as for the glue, don't worry, I'm joining the club. I also had a brilliant experiment with glue :lol: )

I hope you doing good as well. Thank you again!

No problem I kept forgetting and trying to remind myself to do it these past months, so I'm surprised I managed to get around to it when I did, lol.

I understand the feeling. I struggle to give attention to my sewing and make time for it. Just doing a little each day when you have a moment, even like 20 minutes, you'll see your project slowly form and take shape to completion even if the process isn't as speedy as you would like. Sometimes, if that's all the time you can spare, that's all the time you need to create something.

When I have a moment to sit for a bit, I like to do some hand sewing on my projects, and even though I get maybe half an arms length done in that time, it helps to not feel like I'm neglecting or unable to do my projects because of lacking time. Waiting for "when there's time" tends to end up never really starting or finishing projects.

It's only a suggestion, but give it a shot. See what you can do in the little moment you can spare in the day, and then tomorrow, do just a little more. Slow, but in the end, rewarding.

I've only made puppets from socks so I had no clue they could be plushies, haha. The story of your sister is sweet, I like hearing experiences like that.

Oh btw, off topic but your profile picture inspired me to find the painting that I currently have as my profile (I like the style and vibe of your profile picture).

Good luck in your sewing!

 

[Reyra]

Greetings Prez, it's been a while.

I have a few links for plushies if you're still interested. I'm not sure what kind of plushies/mascots you were after back then but hope these are interesting or useful at least.

https://youtu.be/azJNxt9J_gA (complex plushie design)
https://youtu.be/i8pynOiqeaw (human type plushie - this one kinda reminds me of me noobie sewing days when I still used glue :lol: )
https://youtu.be/yCGU0rKty2E (detailing on plushies)
https://youtu.be/--qOWqdC28M (sock plushie - didn't know these were a thing)
https://youtu.be/CWBxctY2_b0 (another sock plushie + felting techniques for details)

Hoping you're doing well.

Hello sister Tabby. Indeed, it has been a while since our previous conversation.

Thank you for taking your time and finding some tutorials for me. I am amazed that you actually remembered about it. I would like to find more time to devote to my new hobby, which is sewing, but surely someday, when I will have more free time I will try something from what you just showed me. The last tutorial with lamb is cute. As for sewing plushies from socks, in my case I already knew it beforehand, because I used to sew various things from socks , but as you can see, socks can be approached creatively in many ways.

The last thing I sewed was something similar to the one from the second tutorial, but with different character and show for my sister. It reminded me, that I had some qualms about doing something new to her, because the last time I sewed her snail, I had no life with her. Wherever I went, whenever I did something, it was just that damned snail everywhere. She gave me literally no peace with him. Then, when her craze phase passed with this snail, I sewed her some kind of magic girl.

(as for the glue, don't worry, I'm joining the club. I also had a brilliant experiment with glue :lol: )

I hope you doing good as well. Thank you again!

No problem I kept forgetting and trying to remind myself to do it these past months, so I'm surprised I managed to get around to it when I did, lol.

I understand the feeling. I struggle to give attention to my sewing and make time for it. Just doing a little each day when you have a moment, even like 20 minutes, you'll see your project slowly form and take shape to completion even if the process isn't as speedy as you would like. Sometimes, if that's all the time you can spare, that's all the time you need to create something.

When I have a moment to sit for a bit, I like to do some hand sewing on my projects, and even though I get maybe half an arms length done in that time, it helps to not feel like I'm neglecting or unable to do my projects because of lacking time. Waiting for "when there's time" tends to end up never really starting or finishing projects.

It's only a suggestion, but give it a shot. See what you can do in the little moment you can spare in the day, and then tomorrow, do just a little more. Slow, but in the end, rewarding.

I've only made puppets from socks so I had no clue they could be plushies, haha. The story of your sister is sweet, I like hearing experiences like that.

Oh btw, off topic but your profile picture inspired me to find the painting that I currently have as my profile (I like the style and vibe of your profile picture).

Good luck in your sewing!

In my case, the problem with finding time for it (not only with sewing, but also with other activities) resulted from several factors. When I managed to find free time, I preferred to spend it on meditation etc. and especially cleaning, because this is something I pay special attention to. A few days ago I passed an important exam, so I will have more time to devote to myself, also to check more the forum, because I neglected it a bit. Among other things, I also started to continue my drawing, that I started centuries ago. I want to develop my drawing skills as well. Perhaps, stubbornly, there would be time to spend at least those five minutes on sewing, but now I have no excuses not to do it.
I hope you will find time for it too.

Oh, this is nice! I just noticed that we have a similar aesthetic. The author of the image I have on my avatar is Charles Edward Perugini. His wife was also a painter. And I've seen your painting somewhere at 666% before. Then I remembered the author was Valentine Cameron. And a little fact: he belonged to a group called Pre-Raphaelites, which also included Dante Rossetti, who is the author of the painting Lady Lilith. Now I'm not really sure, if the author of my avatar was not part of it either. I will check this later.

 

[tabby]

Hello sister Tabby. Indeed, it has been a while since our previous conversation.

Thank you for taking your time and finding some tutorials for me. I am amazed that you actually remembered about it. I would like to find more time to devote to my new hobby, which is sewing, but surely someday, when I will have more free time I will try something from what you just showed me. The last tutorial with lamb is cute. As for sewing plushies from socks, in my case I already knew it beforehand, because I used to sew various things from socks , but as you can see, socks can be approached creatively in many ways.

The last thing I sewed was something similar to the one from the second tutorial, but with different character and show for my sister. It reminded me, that I had some qualms about doing something new to her, because the last time I sewed her snail, I had no life with her. Wherever I went, whenever I did something, it was just that damned snail everywhere. She gave me literally no peace with him. Then, when her craze phase passed with this snail, I sewed her some kind of magic girl.

(as for the glue, don't worry, I'm joining the club. I also had a brilliant experiment with glue :lol: )

I hope you doing good as well. Thank you again!

No problem I kept forgetting and trying to remind myself to do it these past months, so I'm surprised I managed to get around to it when I did, lol.

I understand the feeling. I struggle to give attention to my sewing and make time for it. Just doing a little each day when you have a moment, even like 20 minutes, you'll see your project slowly form and take shape to completion even if the process isn't as speedy as you would like. Sometimes, if that's all the time you can spare, that's all the time you need to create something.

When I have a moment to sit for a bit, I like to do some hand sewing on my projects, and even though I get maybe half an arms length done in that time, it helps to not feel like I'm neglecting or unable to do my projects because of lacking time. Waiting for "when there's time" tends to end up never really starting or finishing projects.

It's only a suggestion, but give it a shot. See what you can do in the little moment you can spare in the day, and then tomorrow, do just a little more. Slow, but in the end, rewarding.

I've only made puppets from socks so I had no clue they could be plushies, haha. The story of your sister is sweet, I like hearing experiences like that.

Oh btw, off topic but your profile picture inspired me to find the painting that I currently have as my profile (I like the style and vibe of your profile picture).

Good luck in your sewing!

In my case, the problem with finding time for it (not only with sewing, but also with other activities) resulted from several factors. When I managed to find free time, I preferred to spend it on meditation etc. and especially cleaning, because this is something I pay special attention to. A few days ago I passed an important exam, so I will have more time to devote to myself, also to check more the forum, because I neglected it a bit. Among other things, I also started to continue my drawing, that I started centuries ago. I want to develop my drawing skills as well. Perhaps, stubbornly, there would be time to spend at least those five minutes on sewing, but now I have no excuses not to do it.
I hope you will find time for it too.

Oh, this is nice! I just noticed that we have a similar aesthetic. The author of the image I have on my avatar is Charles Edward Perugini. His wife was also a painter. And I've seen your painting somewhere at 666% before. Then I remembered the author was Valentine Cameron. And a little fact: he belonged to a group called Pre-Raphaelites, which also included Dante Rossetti, who is the author of the painting Lady Lilith. Now I'm not really sure, if the author of my avatar was not part of it either. I will check this later.

Aah, that makes sense. (Congrats on your exam!). Crafts really aren't the easiest thing to juggle with meditation and spells, etc, are they? I'm sure we'll get there, haha.

I had no idea, that's really cool! Thanks for sharing that little tid-bit with me . Now I want to go study more of these artists paintings.

 

[Dragonheart666]

Thank you for sharing this

 

[ᥫ᭡. Echos ৻ꪆ]

No problem I kept forgetting and trying to remind myself to do it these past months, so I'm surprised I managed to get around to it when I did, lol.

I understand the feeling. I struggle to give attention to my sewing and make time for it. Just doing a little each day when you have a moment, even like 20 minutes, you'll see your project slowly form and take shape to completion even if the process isn't as speedy as you would like. Sometimes, if that's all the time you can spare, that's all the time you need to create something.

When I have a moment to sit for a bit, I like to do some hand sewing on my projects, and even though I get maybe half an arms length done in that time, it helps to not feel like I'm neglecting or unable to do my projects because of lacking time. Waiting for "when there's time" tends to end up never really starting or finishing projects.

It's only a suggestion, but give it a shot. See what you can do in the little moment you can spare in the day, and then tomorrow, do just a little more. Slow, but in the end, rewarding.

I've only made puppets from socks so I had no clue they could be plushies, haha. The story of your sister is sweet, I like hearing experiences like that.

Oh btw, off topic but your profile picture inspired me to find the painting that I currently have as my profile (I like the style and vibe of your profile picture).

Good luck in your sewing!

Thank you for making this thread! I plan on picking up embroidery and knitting this and the next month.