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I made a quick Llama pattern, for a school fete project for my old school- we needed something that wouldn't take too long, or need very advanced sewing skills. I think he's quite cute I made 7 different bright coloured ones, but they all got claimed by the relatives before i could get photos... this was ages ago, i just lose my camera frequently, so never upload, heh.

It is shown here with a more complex, cube-ish llama. if you want to get the pattern, comment so i can list it on etsy- I don't list things there straight off, in case no-one's interested and I blow my listing fee, heh

This could just as easily be a deer or giraffe, though. but 'generic quadruped' isn't half as cool as llama, and i already made a bigger llama. So. I was aiming for the soft, pretty lines of the more traditional soft toys you see in nurseries

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All my original patterns can be purchased off etsy- the big llama pattern has this one included (so, for both of them it is $7). The little llamas pattern has extra darts that can be added under the legs to make it stand better if it is done big- it doesn't really need them if it is small like these- check my scraps at [link] for the big one, before I added the darts.

Once payment is cleared, you will be emailed a document including instuctions for making the plushie and the pattern, along with the photos of the finished articles.Considering I'm in australia, this saves you a lot of time and postage

terms of use are the same for all my plushie patterns- you can make as many plushies as you like for personal, selling or charity use, so long as you do not use them for mass production, and do not sell, give away, or otherwise redistribute copies of the pattern, and do not claim that you drafted the pattern yourself. If you display a plushie from one of my patterns in a gallery, I would appreciate a link, or a mention of my name (sewlolita, or J. chappell) . You can enter these in craft competitions etc, so long as you say that I am the author of the pattern, and the competition rules allow the use of bought patterns.

Description
I made a quick Llama pattern, for a school fete project for my old school- we needed something that wouldn't take too long, or need very advanced sewing skills. I think he's quite cute I made 7 different bright coloured ones, but they all got claimed by the relatives before i could get photos... this was ages ago, i just lose my camera frequently, so never upload, heh.

It is shown here with a more complex, cube-ish llama. if you want to get the pattern, comment so i can list it on etsy- I don't list things there straight off, in case no-one's interested and I blow my listing fee, heh

This could just as easily be a deer or giraffe, though. but 'generic quadruped' isn't half as cool as llama, and i already made a bigger llama. So. I was aiming for the soft, pretty lines of the more traditional soft toys you see in nurseries

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All my original patterns can be purchased off etsy- the big llama pattern has this one included (so, for both of them it is $7). The little llamas pattern has extra darts that can be added under the legs to make it stand better if it is done big- it doesn't really need them if it is small like these- check my scraps at [link] for the big one, before I added the darts.

Once payment is cleared, you will be emailed a document including instuctions for making the plushie and the pattern, along with the photos of the finished articles.Considering I'm in australia, this saves you a lot of time and postage

terms of use are the same for all my plushie patterns- you can make as many plushies as you like for personal, selling or charity use, so long as you do not use them for mass production, and do not sell, give away, or otherwise redistribute copies of the pattern, and do not claim that you drafted the pattern yourself. If you display a plushie from one of my patterns in a gallery, I would appreciate a link, or a mention of my name (sewlolita, or J. chappell) . You can enter these in craft competitions etc, so long as you say that I am the author of the pattern, and the competition rules allow the use of bought patterns.