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Tinkerbull sewing tutorial PART 1Tinkerbull sewing tutorial PART 2 [link]
Tinkerbull sewing pattern Pg. 1 [link]
Tinkerbull sewing pattern Pg. 2 [link]
Tinkerbull sewing pattern Pg. 3 [link]
Tinkerbull is from Homestuck, a web-comic written by Andrew Hussie and belongs to him. This pattern was created by me and is for personal use only.
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Thank you for making this. I am making one as apart of my senor project for school. It turned out really well!
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Can you make some of this with a sewing machine? Β Β
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You did this by hand your use a sewing machine? o:
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I did it by hand but if you made it big you could use a machine.
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im pretty sure you would have to hand wash them and hang dry if necisaryΒ
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I found you!!! You're the glorious person who knows all the secrets of plush making! BLESS YOU!!!!!!!!
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could i make this with minky instead of fleece
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i'm making this for my best friend!! i made her one last year but i had to draw out the pattern myself, and seeing as that's not where i'm experienced it didn't turn out so well :S
so i'm giving her a new one
i hope it turns out well!! thanks for the patterns β₯
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How much fabric do i buy to make it? D:
PLEASE tell meeeeeeeeeeeee T^T
My friends bdayis coming up and I want to make one for her, seeing as she LOVES Tavros
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Nevermind I'm an idiot o~o
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Also about That x under the head, what do U do with it atfet stuffing o.o
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Umm you used hemming stitch right? Also what you mean by stitching up v notches whats That supposed to mean? Lol im kind of new, only to new stitches otherside i made many plushies n.n
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Will a whip stitch work for stitching up the v's?
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there are instructions for cutting the tail on the pattern... pg 2, i believe. it's just a long rectangle and it gives measurements for it
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ooooooh, lol oopsie. Sorry 'bout that.
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hahaha no problem 
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I will ^^
I'm going to try to make a mini-version for a backpack clip .
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>w<, I hope it turns out
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this is so adorable ;w; must own one DD:
do you think felt would work instead of fleece? i just love how felt doesnt fray [and i have a fricken tone of it OTL]
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felt can be used, but can't gaurantee the end result will look the same as mine because i used fleece. fleece doesn't fray either, so it's also nice to work with and it's a bit softer than felt. good luck!!
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ooh thank you! true :/ well il try felt and see how it goes but this is seriously the most amazing tutorial ever-thank you for making it!
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thank you! glad you like it, and happy to share!
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Why does the body piece have to be 1x regular 1x mirrored out of curiosity? o: am i just being dumb and missing something really obvious, or?
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fabric has a front side and a back side. most fleece you can tell the good side, it is fuzzier than the back. if the fabric you use has a visably nicer side to it you will want that to end up being the outside of your plushie. the body sides should be cut as mirror images of eachother so that you can pin them together with the nice side of the fabric facing eachother, sew together, then turn the body right side out for stuffing.
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ahh yes okay i know that! c: i ended up accidentally cutting out two pieces at once, and got worried, but then i held the pieces up, bad side in, and they lined up, so i think it works regardless? the the fleece i'm using came already folded over with the bad side touching itself on the inside. o:
wow that sounds really silly
thank you! (and thank you so much for posting all these patterns fgdfh i'm so excited to have my own little tinkerbull hanging out on my bedspread.)
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yep, if you left the fabric folded in half and cut two at the same time then they are mirrored images just like you need
..and you're very welcome! glad you like the patterns and glad i can help out. enjoy your sweet lil tinkerbull! let me know how he turns out
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hehe well i finally got the head stuffed. c: i had a slight mess-up printing out the patterns before so i just got back to working on it today! i'm excited.
I will definitely let you know how he turns out~
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yes i would like to try at least a couple more of them
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Oh my gosh I was just wanting a Tinkerbull plushie. SO doing this over the weekend <3
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Woa, i wanted to do this plushies so bad O: but i don't know how to do patterns >_< thank you very much for sharing your patterns and taking the time for making the tutorials ;_; your plushies are awesome!
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you're very welcome.. happy to help out and to share. have fun and enjoy!!
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-flips out-
So adorable!
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I'd probably fail if i were to try and follow this .u.
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well if you do ever try i'd love to know how he turns out!
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Me again.
How do you print it out? I can't do it T_T
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hmmm? i'm assuming you're refering to the pattern pages..?
you'll need to be on a computer with a printer. you can either download the image using the deviantart "download image" button next to the picure, or you can just right click on the image and it opens a drop down box.. hit "save picture". do this for each page. it should save the pictures onto your computer and put it into your "my pictures" file. go to your 'my pictures' file and open the picture you want to print. there should be a small printer icon under the picture. push that and then print it out as a full page (8 1/2" X 11") image.
i hope this helps.. i really don't know what exactly you're having trouble with. let me know!
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I am using your pattern to make a Tinkerbull for my daughter. Great instructions! It's turning out pretty good. Yours is the best I've come across. You must have had a very good teacher, or lots of practice!
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both of my grandmothers sewed and took time to sit and teach me. i have been sewing on a hobby level for probably 20 years. these plushies i made for my daughters are basically my first attempts at making my own patterns though, and it's been a fun experience of trial and error. i've learned a lot the past couple months! glad you like the pattern, and happy it's helpful! thanks so much for the feed back
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im gonna make one for my friend's birthday! also, i thought i should just point out that you forgot to add nylons to the list of materials. thank you so much!! :3
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thank you soooo much for letting me know!! i fixed it
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