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gaernavi β Micro Fury Plush Pattern
Published: 2011-01-04 23:57:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 75470; Favourites: 604; Downloads: 2138
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This is a prototype pattern I came up with for a sitting, more minimalist Night Fury plush, after my Kiriban winner asked for a Toothless and I did not have the time/energy to make one of Katy-A's. I also hadn't designed a plushie in a while and wanted the excuse/pain. I did borrow a couple of Katy-A's design ideas, namely in the head, as her way of doing it was exquisite, and if she wishes me to take down the pattern, I will.I called it a Micro Toothless as the original size made a 5" tall plush that could fit in the palm of your hand.
NOTE: This plushie has only been made once by me and as a prototype it may have a few bugs. I did not encounter issues until sewing the base, where I had a little extra fabric to deal with. All in all I was pleased with the result, as was the recipient.
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Hey! Hey! Really love this one...especially the wings as I'm making a crazy gift for a new baby! One problem...as of 2018/01/14, the download leads to an "oops" page.
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OMG this is so cool! I think I might use this!
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probably was already asked but what are the ' dotted ' lines on some parts of the pattern for.Β
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They are probably for folding
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is there a bigger version of this pattern? because this one is awesome but to small
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My sister and a friend ask for one, so I'm using this pattern. When I finish I will post a picture of both.
Thanks for uploading this!!!
(I am waaaay to lazy to do a Toothless pattern myself right now xD)
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do you have anything of the finished product?
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Hiya! Im going to make this soon but i do have a request, maybe aΒ tutorial?
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Hi, I wish you the best of luck (and hope it turned out great, if you made it already!) I'm sorry for the uber-delay, I don't check my DA much these days. Best wishes!
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Gonna try to make this for my brother later.
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I wish you the best of luck (and hope it turned out great, if you made it already!) I'm sorry for the massive delay, I don't check my DA much these days. Best wishes! I would hope your brother would/will like it 
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Yeah, I probably won't make it for a while now...
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hola soy nueva en esta pagina, me gustarΓa poder entender mejor ese molde, para poder realizar mi muΓ±eco, mi hijito lo desea.Β
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Hola, siento que me ha llevado tanto tiempo para responder. No tengo instrucciones de Γ©stos, aunque es similar a la del peluche por Katy-A. Espero que ayude!
Hello, I am sorry it has taken me so long to respond. I do not have directions for these, though it is similar to the plushie by Katy-A. I hope that helps!
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I love this pattern, but the only question I have is how to go about attaching the legs, because I haven't the slightest clue. If you find the time, would you be able to put together a tutorial for the whole pattern?
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Eep, sorry about the delay in responding!! The legs go on sort of like for an old-style teddy bear, which is pretty much to say you hide a couple of stitches between the inside of the leg and the outside of the body and tie it off in a knot.Β I hope that helps! As for a tutorial, it would probably be a good idea, but the trouble is finding the time to do it. I certainly appreciate the suggestion though
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Thank you so much! I'll be sure to send you a picture of the finished product once I get around to actually getting it done.Β
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Hi there! I'm using your toothless pattern to make my nephew a Christmas gift and i would like to thank you for making it. All the patterns I'm using do not have directions other then the little letters lol and it's my first time sewing stuffed animals... I was hoping you would be able to tell me where the side piece goes. I know it is the side but is the little cheek piece that is connected to it... is it suppose to line up with the dotted line? I'll be sure to post a picture of him after I finish him.
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Hi, and sorry it took me so long to get back to you...I don't check DA that much these days. I will try to answer your question, hopefully in time to help you for your Christmas deadline.
The two side pieces connect the back and the front. The "d" parts of the side piece and the belly line up (I realized now I just put one "d" on the belly, but it should be done to both sides), so the body is made of four parts, like a box. The dotted lines are fold lines, like the belly piece is long because it includes everything from the base of the neck to the tip of the tail, and the fabric bends into conformation as it is stitched to the side pieces. The fold lines do not get stitched. Does that help?
As an FYI, some people have run into having a little extra fabric around the base, but others do not.Β I think it may be because the pattern is so small, meaning you have to pay particular attention to your stitches being even.
Best wishes, and Merry Christmas!
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hi there!! ^^ i used your pattern!!! it looks awesome!! <3 ty :3
Β Β chuuuu chuuu Β Β Β Β
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Eeep! Sorry I haven't been on in a few days. That is so great!Β Thank you so much for sharing, and I hope you and little chibi Toothless get to have lots of adventures together.
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hey there!! i used your pattern! it came out freakishly adorably cute. hank you!! 
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hey there!! i used your pattern! it came out freakishly adorably cute. thank you ^w^
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As soon as I get my sewing stuff up and this printed out, I may have to try and use this pattern. I should be able to pull it off. And if I screw up, I'll try again! Or send flying. Ahem.... Can't wait to try and use this!
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I wish you the best with it (sorry if is a wonky pattern), and hope you are happy with the end result! Thank you for the comment!
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Love, even if it ends badly, I'll probably still love the result. And if not enough, one of my friends will confiscate it and show it love.
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You're basically the best person ever for uploading this xD
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Haha, I don't know about that, but you are very sweet.Β A couple of people have found the plush to be a bit buggy (it is tiny, so every stitch counts, otherwise you get extra fabric in places).Β If you are looking for a larger pattern, Katy-A's here on DA can't be beat!
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I'll try both and see how they come out, thank you xD
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Could you make pictures of this plush fabrication?
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Hello
I do admit that some people have found this pattern to be a little buggy (I think because it is so small, you have to be extra careful about being regular in your stitching), and Katy-A's is a super amazing pattern.
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Hi! I would like to find out if felt is suitable to be used for this plush?
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Hi, at the current size of the pattern, it is probably too small for a thicker fabric like felt. Also, please know that some people have had trouble with this pattern because it is small (sometimes they have trouble making edges meet).Β
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My friend is going to DIE when I give her a toothless plush like this!!
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Aww, that is nice of you to say!Β I will say this pattern makes a much simpler, chibi plushie that you can see here: kuroiosoreru.deviantart.com/arβ¦
When I mean chibi, he doesn't even have back legs and is kind of a bean-bag style plushie.Β A couple of people have had minor issues with the pattern (a little extra fabric at the base to trim) but others have had it work just fine.Β Best of luck to you!
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Thanks for the warning, I'll keep watch for it!
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Thankyou so much for making this! It turned out great! (I'll have to upload a photo one day oAo )
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Hehe, I am glad it helped, and enjoy your Night Fury!
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Haha, cool...I will say that some people have had minor issues with the pattern (a little extra fabric near the base). I made it once as a giveaway and haven't done any updating to it since.
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So I'm assuming there isn't a tutorial on how to assemble it?
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No tutorial...though most of it goes together similarly to Katy-A's pattern, a popular and excellent one here on DA, and I made a diagram on how to put the head together here: [link]
The main thing to make the wings, fins, etc first so you have them ready as you stitch the body closed. I really recommend Katy-A's pattern for making a Toothless though...more complex, but it's tried and true:
[link]
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how do you keep the fins from looking like derp? I can't get them to have a nice pointy edge.
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I usually take a something with a non-sharp, pointy end (like the back of a thin paintbrush handle) and poke it through to push out the points. They are usually in there, just hiding inside-out. I hope that helps.
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