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Free-Falling — Kirara Plushie Pattern
Published: 2011-09-03 02:45:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 27758; Favourites: 199; Downloads: 829
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Ok! So, a friend of mine wanted to make a kirara plushie from the TV show Inuyasha. Having made a dragon plushie recently and being in a 3D lighting/Rendering class that's heavy on UV Mapping I thought this would be a great use of my time! Patterns for plushies are essentially UV Maps!
After all, aren't plushies 3D art?This is the first run, and we're gonna test it on some cheap felt. THIS IS NOT YET FINISHED!!! If you print this pattern and get something wonky I accept no responsibility. >3>""
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This is a WIP and I don't have the time to complete it. That's not rude at all, no worries! But I'm afraid it's a rather bad pattern... 
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Hello I have already read all the previous comments and I took notes on how the head is mounted, as I groped to sew would like to know if you can tell me how to assemble the remaining pieces, and especially that position should have finished work! thanks
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Again, as I've mentioned before, I have given up on this pattern. Feel free to do as you like with it. The head was supposed to mount facing forward but I'm not sure how it would actually fit all things considering.
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ok thanks I'll try anyway XD
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As I've said many times in the comments, this is a work in progress that is likely never to be finished. I'm more concern now with finding employment than testing patterns.
There is also a post in the comments that say what all the numbers mean if you'd like to try to alter it yourself.
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my bad V_V
il try see how it goes....
im...not all that smart
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When u finish this plz let me know, I would love to try it out
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I'm pretty sure this one is permanently unfinished. I'm busy with other things and don't have time to finish.
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Awwwww.
But if u ever get around to it plz let me know. I am working on a scar pattern at the moment too.
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Kirara is the nekomata that belongs to Sango in Inuyasha.
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I would like like to test this pattern out, but I'm not really sure what all the pieces are. I get confused easily. If you can find some time can you add some labels? Or just comment what they are for?
I'm pretty new at sewing.
Thanks!
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Then I'll just give it my best. 
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This was moved to scraps because it was a theoretical piece. I never made it. I decided that after graduating college that there were things more important and never went back to it.
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I haven't tested it yet I'm afraid. At the moment I'm busy trying to get a job.
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Lunatic: Ok, when you test it tell me if it works
Mad: And good luck finding a job!
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Keeping tabs on this one.
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very good pattern
I hope we can see the finish plush soon <3
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No, I've been told it doesn't work properly yet.
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you should make a tutorial because i would love to make a kirara plush!
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Oh god
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please do then!:c because i really want to make one myself!:c
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I'm actually making this as a gift for my sister. So, tomorrow, when I finish it, I'll let you all know how it went
So far, it looks like it'll end up nice, but some pieces are a little confunsing or too little to work with.
Well, thank you for the pattern!
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Update: the head cannot be done. In ANY way :/ So bad I already cutted out everything... Can anyone give me some explanation about the head? I read what is written up there but it doesn't help me.
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I'm actually trying to make this, but I get as far as the black star on the forehead and then I'm lost.
PS: This is a really cool pattern!!!
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There's a reply for DragonQueen down the list of comments that goes as far as setting up the head. Though I maaaaaay need to add a full journal entry on how to make this one. The piece for the butt may just be too big and might need to be gotten rid of entirely now that I look back at it... again, this pattern has never been tested out before and there are a lot of things that need fixing. >3>" What I would do is sew the Ears, then head, then legs, tail and body. The feet pieces are a little weird looking but if you think of the circular piece as the pad of the foot, wrap the other piece around it and you'll notice a gap. That's where the round triangle piece goes. (it's under the 'F' in 'Foot')
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Ah, okay. Thank you!
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Yeah, it is really hard to understand... >_>" I'm sorry about that one
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Wondering if you got around to make this yet? I'd love to try it; but I don't want to waist my fabric c:
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No, I hadn't yet. I made it for a friend but she hasn't gotten around to making it either >_>"
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I may, if you'd supply me with instructions c:
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Er... below yours rather.
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On a comment above yours there's a set of directions that's long and involved. If you get as far as the end of those directions I'll help you out further :3
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I'm thinking I really wanna try this (will probably destroy a towel to test it out)
any chance you could send me a note with the directions so i can test it?
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Well, I can try! XP The comments below this one has a pretty good starting description as to what to do. If you need more information just let me know. :3
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Hmm? It's a pattern for a sewn plushie-- a stuffed animal. You'd have to buy supplies and make it yourself.
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