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equinepalette — Axolotl Salamander ITH Embroidery Pattern
Published: 2017-03-04 18:57:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 3063; Favourites: 59; Downloads: 0
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Hey guys! Life has been super busy lately--I'm still working through all my commissions--but I made this super cute little (non-pony related) pattern and listed it on etsy! It's just super cute so I thought I'd share!You can purchase it on etsy with the link below, or with points through the premium content feature on this deviation!
www.etsy.com/listing/502489888…
Please read the entire description before purchasing
THIS IS AN "IN THE HOOP" PATTERN. YOU WILL NEED AN EMBROIDERY MACHINE TO USE IT. THE PATTERN MAKES THE WHOLE PLUSH, NOT JUST THE FACE.
** THERE ARE NO REFUNDS ON DIGITAL GOODS. **
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Want a custom plush but don't want to make it yourself? Send me a message and I'll make one for you!
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Artist Disclaimer
You are welcome to use this pattern to make plushies for both personal and commercial purposes. This includes commissions and con stock.
You are NOT allowed to contract a factory and mass manufacture plushies from this pattern.
You are NOT allowed to redistribute this pattern or any derivatives of it for free or for sale. Income from patterns helps me make more!
I ask that you credit me as the pattern artist (either EquinePalette, Elizabeth Royal, or both) on all uploads and postings of plushies you make online. Tag me when possible—I'd love to see your creations!
By using this pattern, you are agreeing to these terms.
If you see others claiming ownership of this pattern, or if you have bought this pattern anywhere except through EquinePalette on Etsy or EquinePalette on Deviantart, please contact me: equinepalette@gmail.com
This pattern was tested in in PES format with a Brother embroidery machine using a 4x4 hoop with no-show stabilizer. They are intended for minky or fleece fabric and cut away stabilizer. Other fabrics or stablilizers may cause slight distortion in embroidery shape, or wrinkles on lightweight fabrics.
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Finished Plushie Specs:
Approx size: 5inx2.5in
Approx time to make: 1.5-2.0hours
What this listing includes:
- 14 .PES files (Other formats available upon request) including variations for face and feet, gills, tail, and body
- PDF File with instructions on how to make axolotl and salamander plushie (including diagrams)
What you will need:
- Embroidery machine with a 4x4 embroidery area or larger
- Fabric for plush; minky or fleece fabric is recommended; you will need enough for three hoopings of a 4”x4” (100mmx100mm) design; top and bottom fabric
- Stabilizer for embroidery; light weight cut away is recommended
- Water soluble stabilizer
- Embroidery thread for face
- Polyester thread for sewing
- Stuffing; poly pellets are recommended for body
- Basting spray; 505 Spray is recommended
- Chopstick or similar item for turning
- Standard sewing supplies (needles, scissors, tape measure, etc)
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Comments: 11
omg... i need it. I will have to buy this when I have extra funds. They are so cute. Plus I have been curious about how to do this ~IN THE HOOP~ stuff. Most I can do is make hands with my machine. But that's kind of cool?
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In the hoop is such an awesome technique. If you get it and make something, be sure to tag me! I'm super excited to see the creativity and different combos people do.
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Yoooooooo I bought this little pattern and it looks SUPER CUTE and i'm totally excited to try it out, but I have a question that wasn't entirely clear in the instructions, that I can figure out (maybe i'm just being too cautious before flinging stuff on my machine bcuz I read everything 10000000000 times before doing anything) but how do I know how to line stuff up properly? Like, say I'm doing the spotted body, but then I'm going to add the layer on top? How do I get it right? Is that what marking the paper is for? And the basting spray? DOES IT STILL NEED TO BE HOOPED?
ugh sorry if these are like super nublet questions, i just got my machine in november and i feel like i can barely hoop my fabric right (IF I AM EVEN DOING IT RIGHT 
i really want to make some of these little guys for a friend who had to get rid of her lizards recently too.
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As far as lining stuff up, everything has alignment marks embroidered directly onto the fabric for which you use the diagrams to show you where to place things, EXCEPT the spotted lizard top body part. But as long as you get it relatively centered, there's about a half inch give on either side, and if it misses one of the spots or it's a little off, it's no big deal. The basting spray is what helps hold everything when the machine is going back over it, so it's pretty much essential. The top layer you place over just before sewing never had up be hooped, only basted.
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Ah ha! I see. Yeah I have some basting spray already, I used it for satin stitching some large bits on, very helpful. Nice then. I should be ready to give it a go when my new fabric arrives. There's a color in there I want to use for one of them specifically. Haha. I'll let you see them when I finish.
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I totally will get it! I love lizards too, so it's super cute! I don't have enough money right now, but this Friday, I hope I can! *_*
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