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NoxxPlush — Small Dog/ Quadruped PDF Plush Pattern
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*NEW* Now available, embroidery files for 5 eye styles:www.etsy.com/listing/580742493…
Now available through Etsy!
www.etsy.com/listing/578133659…
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Download this PDF, ready-to-print sewing pattern and be on your way to making cute animal creations!
This pattern was intended to make small dogs/wolves/foxes and original species such as Sushidogs, but the pattern can be easily adapted to fit other quadrupeds such as cats/big cats/bears with unique ears and tails.
The file includes step-by-step instructions and some of my tips on sewing the pattern. It also includes photos of my progress sewing the pattern to illustrate the written instructions.
Suggested sewing skill level: Practiced Beginner/ Intermediate
Pattern Terms of Use:
1. Not refundable after download.
2. Please do not redistribute, share, or sell this pattern in any form.
3. Not for commercial/factory use.
4. Individual artists MAY sell a limited amount of plush made from this pattern, max of 50 per year. Contact me if you wish to make more.
5. When posting the finished product, please credit the pattern to me, NoxxPlush and please link to my Etsy.
( www.etsy.com/shop/Noxxplush )
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Supply List:
• Fleece or minky fabric
• Sewing thread
• Hand sewing needle
• Sewing Machine optional, preferred.
• Pins
• Marking pens
• Fabric scissors, small scissors.
• Stuffing
• Tape
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About the File:
The pattern is at a ready-to-print size that makes a 10" long plush from toe-to-toe, around 6" to the top of the head. Print at 100% size for best results, but feel free to scale up if you wish! All terms of use still apply to patterns made from altering this one.
File will be available for instant download after payment goes through.
Includes PDF of pattern and instructions, as well as ZIP of them separated.
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hi, i just recently bought this pattern, i was wondering if you have any pictures of what its supposed to look like from the back when its all sewn? cuz im a little confused on how the butt is supposed to look and im not sure i did it correctly
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Hi! Does this help? Feel free to message with your photos if not and I can try to help you!
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oh i got it, thank you c:
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i will absolutely be looking into buying this in the future. also i find it cool that youll allow artists to use the pattern for commissions! i may look into doing this in the future.
i have a few questions, if one were to start selling plushes using this pattern do you have a good starting price, for someone who has... no clue how to price things right? and any beginner tips? (ive sewn a really simple zacharie felt plush before, it was bad because i didnt even have a pattern, didnt know what i was doing at all)
also im assuming we would be allowed to alter small things to better fit a character?
im new to plush, and i want to get into it more, so im super sorry if these are considered .. known things, haha..
i probbaly have more questions but i cant think of them at the moment
edit: could you also give someone tips on how to go about making their own pattern? i want to be able to make my own original work, but clueless as how to even begin to make a pattern...
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Hey there!
I usually set my pricing by the hours something takes times the wage I think I should be getting for it, but that doesn't always work if you don't have enough demand. If you need to lower your prices at first, the right price is the price it will sell for. It takes trial and error, and also looking at plush by other people in similar skill ranges and seeing what they're selling for. c:
And of course, you can alter the pattern to fit whatever you need!
Making your own patterns comes down 100% to trial and error. Looking at other patterns helps teach you what sort of pieces you need and what shapes in 2D can be combined to make certain shapes in 3D. I looked at a lot of free patterns when I was starting and they helped me develop my own. Hope that helps!
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thank you so much for replying! I'll taking into consideration these things!!!!
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Do you have a tutorial on how to do markings on plushies?
-Howl
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I don't currently have any tutorials myself, but if they're generally pretty straight you can split the pattern where the marking should be, add seam allowance and sew them together that way. If they're small or complex, I suggest looking up applique techniques! Those are the ways I do markings, as well as machine embroidery on occasion.
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hi, where do u get the fabric from? and what is the type of fabric called?
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It's called minky and I get it from fabric.com or theminkyboutique.com.
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this is so lovely!! I adore the head shape and paws ♥
definitely will be buying in the future !!
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Thank you! :0 I hope to see what cute things you make with it!
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oh gosh, this is adorable even as just a plain blue friend!
the ears... the paws... all of it.
the instructions are very clear and the pattern is decently priced, can't wait to give it a try!
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Thank you! I do rather like my lil blue friend! I can't bring myself to take him apart for stuffing.
Thank you!! I'm glad it's clear, I tried my very best. ;0; I'd love to see what you make with it!
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I'm dying over the paws omg, how well would you say a beginner (hardest emphasis on beginner) would fare with this pattern? ; 0;
Ngl I'd be willing to practice on it to get better, too cute seriously
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Hmm, I think the hardest part of this pattern, and the reason I listed it as practiced beginner/Intermediate, is the hip gusset. If you're willing to work through that part (hopefully my instructions help!) then I think a beginner could handle it! You can always note me for help if you need it. c:
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very awesome, will u be adding embroidery files for eyes and faces to your shop?
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I hadn't planned on it, but that sounds like an idea I could look into! I'm sure I could make a couple files for this pattern. :0 Thanks!
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cool, u could sell them as extras or ad ons
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This is perfect for groups such as SushiDogs ! SylvianFox have you seen this? Some folks in the group might find this useful ^^
Looks beautiful!
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Ahhh this is so neat! Idk if it could be added to the soosh group because it's not specifically for sooshes but it would be very helpful for the community. I hope people find it!
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Thank you! I love making squishy lil paws.
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I love this. Once I’m able to get my hands on a sewing machine I’ll be purchasing this for sure 
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Yay, thank you! You can handsew this pattern as well, but of course sewing machine is a lot easier and quicker. c: And as always, you know my notes are open for plush questions and help.
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do you think you'll ever release a standing quadruped plush pattern? I've been trying to find a good one for ages with no luck and yours are amazing.
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Thank you so much! I'm definitely open to it! This process wasn't as intimidating as I thought it might be, so I'll have to see how this one does. I haven't had to deal with fitting larger patterns properly into the PDF yet, but I think it shouldn't be too hard to figure out.
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So going to buy this.
I have a paper question too, last time I tried to print a plush pattern off.. it didn't exactly come out to the right size. What do you suggest?
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I sized this pattern to fit on standard 8.5"x11" paper so if you print it at 100% it should fit just fine. But if you buy it and have trouble with it, I can help you troubleshoot it some more for sure.
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;3; I will need to buy this for sure..
I'm just curious... do I use regular paper or should I go somewhere with bigger paper to print it once bought?
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You can use regular paper! I sized this pattern to fit on standard 8.5"x11" paper! You should be able to just print at 100% size and have it all fit nicely.
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Thank you! I just love half-up ears on pups!
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