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This was a commission for a friend at school. His name is Gonji, and I don't know much about him, but I think he's a cutie. <3
She doesn't like the UFO Catcher style very much, so I had to make a few adjustments and make his hands and feet smaller. I hope she likes it! >_<;
He was kinda annoying to make, since I'm still getting the hang of the pattern. I HATE sewing his head on though, omgomg. If anyone knows an easy way to sew it on let me know. ; ;
Thats all~ xxoo
She doesn't like the UFO Catcher style very much, so I had to make a few adjustments and make his hands and feet smaller. I hope she likes it! >_<;
He was kinda annoying to make, since I'm still getting the hang of the pattern. I HATE sewing his head on though, omgomg. If anyone knows an easy way to sew it on let me know. ; ;
Thats all~ xxoo
Image size
1024x768px 762.26 KB
Make
NIKON
Model
COOLPIX S6
Shutter Speed
10/601 second
Aperture
F/3.0
Focal Length
6 mm
ISO Speed
100
Date Taken
Nov 24, 2007, 6:36:21 AM
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aah~~ so cute!!!! 
do you make the head separately from the body and then attach them? that's usually what I do.
what I found is that if you cut a small hole where the neck is on the head, and a small hole where the neck would attach to on the body, insert a chopstick (cut in half) or some kind of craft stick or maybe a half used wooden pencil and put half of the wood stick in the head, and the other half in the body. Then sew the two together as you usually would, leaving the wood stick there. It helps to stabalize the head (so it's not wobbly) and it's easier sewing them together, also-- using that method I can now attach heads in under 10 minutes (whereas before it took me like, 30+ minutes and I got a floppy head >.<;; ) ...
I hope that helps!!
do you make the head separately from the body and then attach them? that's usually what I do.
what I found is that if you cut a small hole where the neck is on the head, and a small hole where the neck would attach to on the body, insert a chopstick (cut in half) or some kind of craft stick or maybe a half used wooden pencil and put half of the wood stick in the head, and the other half in the body. Then sew the two together as you usually would, leaving the wood stick there. It helps to stabalize the head (so it's not wobbly) and it's easier sewing them together, also-- using that method I can now attach heads in under 10 minutes (whereas before it took me like, 30+ minutes and I got a floppy head >.<;; ) ...I hope that helps!!