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Pattern: [link]Fleece pwns felt!
I love how the tutorial category is listed under "frequently used."
So I have succumb to the mob, and now present you with a Luma tutorial. <3
Lumas (c) Nintendo
Tutorial and pattern (c) ~clearkid
If you have any questions, about making the Lumas please comment below. If you have questions about other stuff, please go explore my gallery and journals.
For the glory of God!
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Hello, I love this pattern so much but I do have a question. What kind of fabric did you use to make the plushie?Β
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wooo just finished mine! i had to copy the pattern by hand tho because i dont have a printer, so i couldn't get the top curl to come out and the legs are stumpy but it looks like a luma! made this for my roommate who, while i was planning on making her this, was in the process of secretly making me a plushie as well. LMFAO funny how stuff works like that
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Hey clearkid,
today I tried to repoduce your Luma plush with the given pattern. I have to admit that it works very great and is easy to understand! However, your pattern contains one minor issue when compared to the original design of Lumas.
Your legs are made to extend from the bottom of the Luma. But initially the legs are directly connected with the arms. Hence I corrected your pattern slightly. You can see it here:
Corrected pattern
But without your base pattern I wouldn't be able to create such an adorable Luma plush in just an hour. Thank you very much! Here is my result:
27cm Luma plush
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Thank you thank you thank you! I now have the perfect Christmas gift for my Mario obsessed son. He's gonna be so happy. I found the tutorial on pinterest but followed your watermark here. I am glad I did.Β
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I'm going to make one right now! Thank you for the pattern!
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this pattern is so great!! thank you so much!! X3
I was wondering if I could sell the Lumas I make using this pattern?Β
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I have read the comments and seen that you have given others permission to sell the lumas made using this pattern and I was wondering if I could do the same?
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Oh my god, thank you for this tutorial! My friend requested me to make a Luma plushie for her!
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I screwed up and didn't notice that it needs to be one pointy side up, one floppy side up. Hopefully I can salvage it. xD
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I was trying to find something to make for my niece and nephews for Christmas and I ran across your pattern on Pinterest. I can't thank you enough; I'm making one for each of them in their favorite color.
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what type of cloth did you use for this? and did you use the same fabric for the eyes? thank you bunches ^_^
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Hi the pattern works great. Thank you for sharing and the nice tutorial. Now im going on to make an armada of luma stars for my children
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you should know the pattern is flawed, the sides do not match up correctly and if you want it to be accurate i suggest taking two of one of the sides and editing on the head curl yourself as i did because mine kept turning out lumpy and with the limbs misplaced until i noticed this and fixed itΒ
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that pattern is really unfaithful to the chubby shape of a luma. mine turned out too tall and i did everything exactly by the book. now ill have to make my own pattern
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maybe more stuffing was needed to make it round/chubby like. I'll try this one next week, if i have problems could you help me with your improved pattern?
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I adore you for this. Youre a top notch person.Β
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Cute! I wish to make one, too, but I don't have the materials. But don't worry, I think I could do it someday.
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Waste of time shitty instructions ...honestly why even waste peoples time.
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Thank you so much for this pattern. First ever attempt at sewing anything, as I very much have been wanting to learn for a while. tinyurl.com/p6qp4ua
Learned quite a bit from following your pattern/tutorial, and now planning to try more complex things.
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Can you make a tutorial for a Power Star?
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Is it okay if I use the pattern to make the plush then sell the outcome
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Thanks for the pattern and the tutorial. I've done one, you can see it there .
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Hello! I used your tutorial to make my second plushie attempt; fav.me/d8l1c8l
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In the description, there's a little thing called [link] click away!
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Thank you so much for pattern and tutorial! fav.me/d8a32s5
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I'm on my 6th luma plush right now and have 2 more to make this year.
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I made one myself, thank you so much for the pattern and tutorial! 
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Hi so I looked through some comments and you gave permissions to sell the plushie so if it ok if I do too? I hope to make an etsy shop in the future ^-^
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Thank you SO much for this pattern <3 I know this is really random since this was posted so long ago. I actually made this for myself, then made one for my cousins 
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Okay I'm going to sound REALLY stupid, but how do you sew the eyes on without having leftover fabric stick out?
Sorry, I'm REALLY new to this!
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Made three of them, here is a picture of two of them (the third one is actually in another castle- errr house ^^) :Β minirockeuse.deviantart.com/arβ¦
Left one is my first plush ever, and I find it quite good thanks to you
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Can I ask what kind of stuffing did you use? I'm thinking about trying this out myself, starting with Luma.
Another question I'd like to ask is if this will fail if using another method than sewing. I've seen some DIY pillow/plushie makers on Youtube that have used glue instead of sewing, and I kind of think that would suit me better. But if you say that would ruin the plush, I'd go for needle and thread, as well.
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