I have had this plush done for some time, but figured I'd go ahead and post it here. This guy is over five feet in length, stands about 2.5 give or take when laying down. 100% hand sewn.

Here's a copy paste of my deviantART gallery submission:

I'm not sure if he is necessarily a "fu lion" or "fu dog" but I do know that he's inspired as such. So I've just been calling him "Fu Critter" while I work on him.

He is the biggest plush I have made to date. He is over 5 feet in length from his nose to tail tip (yes, bigger then Fesir the white dragon I made some months back). He is also the most realistic plush I have made to date. He has a leopard taxidermy jawset, epoxy sculpted lips and eyelids, and gemstone eyes (I forgot what stone they are, but they are beautifully sparkly)

His claws are resin, direct copies from real tiger claws. So they are crazy sharp *holds up band-aid covered arms* So, Lee please be careful when handling him!! His nose is made of wonderfully squishy silicone, and is also cast from a real cat nose (I believe it to be cougar)

I'd be happy to make more like this, but be aware that it's going to cost a good penny as a lot of hard work went into him. He's massive and highly detailed! If you want a quote, feel free to email me at Majin@kaylaskritterz.com for an estimate

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This one turned out much more creepy than I intended. It was fun to make, though.

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Hello plushers :)

I have minor experience with making plushies. I've made a few, but never really good ones.
I've worked with broadcloth and deersuede in the past.

I'm currently going to make a pair of plushies for my brother as a gift from me and my sister since he's going through a really hard time right now and we want to send him something to hug since we live so far apart.

I want to use this pattern:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/93201226/digital-copy-pony-plush-sewing-pattern?ref=sr_gallery_1&sref=sr_b0be74e1f0fe1f01b34728634bd65ce792f36015416f0534d27116bd142cf2e9_1347596181_14403433_pattern&ga_includes%5B0%5D=tags&ga_search_query=pony+pattern&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&show_panel=true

or something similar.

What I need from you guys is fabric recommendation.

Do you think fleece or felt would do better?
I've never sewn anything with fleece. Is it hard to work with since its so floofy?

Also, I would prefer combed hair. Can someone recommend where to find that in good colors like various blues? I don't prefer the felt hairs.
I'd rather use combed hair and style it. If that sounds like a good idea?

I really appreciate any help. Thanks.

Whooo-eee! My biggest plushie to date is finally finished! After a good two months or so of hard work, he's finished.

This big guy is ovr 5 feet long from the tip of his nose all the way down to the tip of his long tail. He is 100 percent hand sewn though his eyes are embroidered by my beloved Brother embroidery machine *pets her new toy*

Fersir is able to stand on all four legs on his own, is very big and huggable, and a little on the heavy side given all the stuffing he requires.

I am perfectly happy to make large plushies like this, just be warned that the bigger the plush the bigger the price tag!

I'm open for commissions, feel free to email me for a quote using my email Majin@kaylaskritterz.com

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8594076/ <--- Pictures right there ;)

Man, it's been so long since I've posted here...I fell out of plush making for the most part, and I've been working on building up my illustration portfolio.

But I thought I'd drop in with these two!



These two took me FOREVER to complete! I guess I didn't think they'd be that tough for me but they actually were, lol. I've made some critters for Etsy too that I should post here sometime.

They are up for auction on my journal too if anybody is interested :)

This time isn't the excuse I keep forgetting but instead because I haven't actually made a plushie in ages. So here's a sloth I made for fun.

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Made as part of an art trade