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Well whaddaya know, I actually got a plush done

This is the first time I've tried doing a wolf with two tones. Well, my fursona is black and blue, but I just appliqued the blue. This one required me to make a new pattern (meaning I trace the old one, then cut it apart accordingly.)
This gives you an idea of what plushes with more than one basic color will look like. I had to simplify the design a bit (look at a screen shot of wolf-Tsume's face, then look at the plush), but it's definitely still recognizable as him :3
The scar was (poorly) embroidered white thread (my mom has no skin tone thread, or even a light grey), then I colored it with a Prismacolor marker, which worked surprisingly well .

His face turned out cute this time, but his body is wonky D:. Seems like I can't get them both right . Oh well. I prefer the body being messed up to the face.

Materials: thread, Prismacolor marker, two shades of grey fleece, and two yellow seed beads.
Tsume, Wolf's Rain (c) Studio Bones.
Plush and pattern (c) Me. (you can find the pattern in my scraps.)

Description
Well whaddaya know, I actually got a plush done

This is the first time I've tried doing a wolf with two tones. Well, my fursona is black and blue, but I just appliqued the blue. This one required me to make a new pattern (meaning I trace the old one, then cut it apart accordingly.)
This gives you an idea of what plushes with more than one basic color will look like. I had to simplify the design a bit (look at a screen shot of wolf-Tsume's face, then look at the plush), but it's definitely still recognizable as him :3
The scar was (poorly) embroidered white thread (my mom has no skin tone thread, or even a light grey), then I colored it with a Prismacolor marker, which worked surprisingly well .

His face turned out cute this time, but his body is wonky D:. Seems like I can't get them both right . Oh well. I prefer the body being messed up to the face.

Materials: thread, Prismacolor marker, two shades of grey fleece, and two yellow seed beads.
Tsume, Wolf's Rain (c) Studio Bones.
Plush and pattern (c) Me. (you can find the pattern in my scraps.)