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KimmiJe — KimmiJe's Ball Tutorial
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Step 10 can use any stitch as long as you've left the appropriate seam allowance
You only need to draw the gradual curved line on one quarter of it in Step 6, so when you fold it and cut it out along that line the piece will be symmetrical in both directions
An explanation on how your ball can turn into a cube kimmije.deviantart.com/art/Cub…
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I used your tutorial to make my Luna P Plushie! This was exactly what I was searching for and it's so nicely explained! Thank you so much! ^_^
schakalakataka.deviantart.com/… <- x)
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this was exactly what I needed, you were very accurate, thanks!
what is the best material to use for this?
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I've always used felt but any stretchy material works as well
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When I stuff this, It looks more like a cube. Any suggestions?
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.... I would love to know how you managed that...
no wait i got it, less strait line more curve. however long the strait line is at the point and the side that will come out as a flat spot on your finished ball, I wish I could sketch in comments
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A little confusing yet... that would be nice!
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I messed up on the math and made a football XD
Hey still a ball technically
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I'm new to making plushies, so ill keep trying lol.
Thanks for the tutorial tho. Helps a bunch
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Thank you so much for this tutorial! Even though I dont understand the math geekage thing
I've finally been able to make a bear head!!! Hehe
pic: [link]
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Aha! That makes so much sense!
I've been trying to figure out how to make a hat for a Toadstool costume, and this is so helpful. :)
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I've been looking for this forEVER! Thanks so really really much! This is going to be helpful as hell
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thank you sooooo much!!! I've been looking for something like this for so long, hope that I can pull this off! >o<;
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now i can tell my math teacher that i applied math to my art projects.
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Thanks again for this pattern, it has started me on a real plushing kick.
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Wow thanks for the info on HOW you came up with the pattern. It really helps noobs to know how to make our own patterns as apposed to stealing everyone else's.
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Heh I can make patterns but its still fun to use other peoples, there's a distinct lack of thinking involved which is good to relax to
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I want to know how to make my own because eventually I want to be able to sell my stuff and if I am using my own pattern, there is no problem!
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...Thank you. Going to use this on my next project
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As a Physics major, I love the addition of the math geekage. XD
And thank you for the short tutorial! Balls are a pain for me to figure out.
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This might sound dumb, but why do you fold the paper before you cut it out?
I'm hoping to make a round plush over the summer, but I have very little sewing experience.
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hmm, oh! right clarification, you only need to draw the gradual curved line on one quarter of it in step 6, so when you fold it and cut it out along that line the piece will be symmetrical in both directions, k?
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Ok, I think I get it now. Thanks!
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Oh hey, this is the first ball tutorial that made sense to me! I'ma go make a katamari now...
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Very awesome! I so need this. I such a noob at 3-d I would love a step between 9 and 10 to see the sewing process, like the stitch you used...
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I think this will work with any stitch, so long as you add your seam allowance. According to google I blind hem everything, which i didnt know
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