How To: Make a Pink Riolu Plushie FREE PATTERN 

ikr same, made a couple for my bro for christmas, each one having a different expression and clothing lol (also a shiny one too ^^)

@Riolu22 Ikr!!

Thanks! My main machine is a brother xl-3750 but that's a bit of an older model now. I also use brother SE-400 which is a sewing/embroidery combo, it's linked in the description ^_^

Haha yeah I like that! Like floppy dog ears and then horns on top lol It's gonna turn out so cute 😀

@@dollphinwing I got noticed!! It was super effective! *faints* (You win!) Reward: 1 sub

I just now realized there isn't the white paw nubs on this pattern (Which is perfectly fine! Since it adds to the cuteness!) but I'm going to add some to mine! (for the accuracy) :P Have a good day! :D Edit: Thank you SO MUCH for putting the amount that is needed to be cut out on the pattern!! It is a great help!

Felt doesn't stretch as much so the end result will be a bit different. You can use fleece instead of minky to get similar results. I also will say even if you only have felt, it's still good to use for plushies as it's easier to work with than something like minky and good for practice :)

dollphinwing ok tysm it’s just that I’m on a short budget and minky where I live is very expensive

The pattern is also on my website or linked in the description dollphinwing.com/collections/free/products/riolu-plush-pattern

Hiya! Yes color blocking shapes like that can be tricky. You essentially need to line them up and sew with a straight stitch right sides together. You can try making a small stitch at each point that matches together so it stays lined up while you sew the rest. An easier way to do it would be to applique the pieces. So you'd join the paper pattern together to make one whole body piece, then use the top half to cut out the dark colored piece and sew it on top of the body using a zigzag stitch. I do applique for the eyes, so if you watch from 11:10 you'll see how to do that. I know your plush is gonna turn out so cute!

You can but I would recommend scaling the pattern up first as that should make it a bit easier to do all the turns. Otherwise when it's this small, it's generally more precise (and less frustrating) to do it by hand. Oh! And you can also choose to applique the color separations as well if you'd like. Hope that helps :)

Yes, minky is a bit pricy at around $13-15/yard. One of the cheapest sites is fabric .com, which also has product on amazon. There are also people on etsy who smaller cuts, or if you look on my website I have extra stock in a couple of colors that I sell by the half yard: dollphinwing.com/products/solid-cuddle-minky-fabric

This link will help, it's the formula for re-sizing a pattern! If you double the size of this one (200%) it comes out 8" so it would be 16" finished :) cholyknight.com/2016/10/25/enlarging-reducing-pdf-plush-patterns/

@@dollphinwing I hate when RU-vid doesn't notify me when I get replies-- Thank you :>

@@UnknownMocha Also if you use the original link, and print it out to ''letter size'' it will be about 75% to 60% the size of the original, be carful though since the small things like the muzzle gusset will be easy to lose and sew on lol

@@naomigwolfe8112 Okay, thank you. I'm attempting to make it bigger, haha!

@@UnknownMocha nice if you use a stretchy soft fabric and super size it, you can make it a pillow lol

Depending on how beginner you are (like if you have never held a needle or it you just haven't done any advanced work) and whether you have help/parental supervision. I think it could range from a 7 (no idea how or sew, no parental help etc) to a 4.5 (slightly experienced, guided on hard parts etc)

It's in the description

Why not