⭐️🌙Sylenis Crafts🌙⭐️ I make Videos on Crafting Plush Dolls and other fun things! Some of my videos are supporter only- please check out my store for more details!
I watched some of your videos just wanted to let you know that I enjoyed watching your videos there were very entertaining too watch and very enjoyable too watch you put a lot of effort into your videos even your shorts and have a lot of amazing ideas very great content keep up the amazing work 😀
I actually have quite a few tutorial videos on different plush making techniques on my Kofi! They're in my shop under the tutorials tab. There's a couple on basic shapes and patterning.
I misspoke at 00:54, the seam line I'm marking isn't a "yoke", it's a crutch/crotch line. I alway mis-remember an armscye as a "yoke" and I apparently do the same with crotch lines! I have an entire pattern book I consult when I'm doing clothes!
Hello, so if I'm understanding correctly, the way your prototyping process works is that when you need to make any sort of adjustments, you take off the stitching, cut off the seams, re-create or re-draw a new seam/marking and then stitch it together again until you get it right? I'm not quite sure what you meant by "snipping a little bit at a time". Sorry if this is a confusing question!
The prototyping fabric needs to be as close as possible to the final in weight, drape and stretch or it won't look the same. As I mentioned in the video, the brand of fabric picked for the final commission was different to my usual brands, so I had to make this prototype in the same fabric otherwise it would come out in a complete mess
I decided I wanted to try and make a plush pattern of my own and jumped straight into it without owning a sewing machine or the funds to purchase fabric. I have found that making the head out of paper has been fine, but much less so for the body. So whether I want to admit it or not, its about time I find some fabric and a sewing machine to borrow and begin the real prototyping process
I used to do plush making as a teenager (still do sometimes), and I didn't even think of prototyping my plushies. Now I've learned that doing so will definitely make the last plush well shaped. Thank you so much, this video was really helpful!
I've prototyped a horse pattern for about 3 years. Really worked on a lot. It feels so good to finally have something that's looking really nice, and seeing someone else doing the same process!
Woah!! The finished plush is absolutely amazing 🤩🤩 I absolutely love how you made the head and attached the muzzle to get the placement, this is extremely helpful! 💚💚
