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Here's the body of the pattern (modified from BabyLondonStar's Sit pattern) I use to make my turian plushies. As I am an enormous fan of Bioware's excellent Mass Effect series of games, making plush of my favorite aliens was an eventuality. So far, this pattern has provided the body for a Saren and a Garrus. Alterations may be necessary depending on the turian in question.

Left to right, top to bottom: foot top (x2), foot sole (x2), back legs/ass, body front, cowl, back body (x2)

The most fiddly bit on this part of the pattern is the cowl: the triangle goes in front- make sure to pinch it together in front, and baste it to the body. Sew together the vents on the back part to give the back the proper shape. Fold down the top edge and stitch it in place.

Feel free to use this pattern to make your own turians: just let me see your finished product!

Description
Here's the body of the pattern (modified from BabyLondonStar's Sit pattern) I use to make my turian plushies. As I am an enormous fan of Bioware's excellent Mass Effect series of games, making plush of my favorite aliens was an eventuality. So far, this pattern has provided the body for a Saren and a Garrus. Alterations may be necessary depending on the turian in question.

Left to right, top to bottom: foot top (x2), foot sole (x2), back legs/ass, body front, cowl, back body (x2)

The most fiddly bit on this part of the pattern is the cowl: the triangle goes in front- make sure to pinch it together in front, and baste it to the body. Sew together the vents on the back part to give the back the proper shape. Fold down the top edge and stitch it in place.

Feel free to use this pattern to make your own turians: just let me see your finished product!