Hey everyone,

This is going to be my second iteration on making my own plushies. As you can still see, I am still using the same material in order to get a hang of myself before I actually start the real deal.

To reflect on my process, i felt that it was actually more comfortable than before since I knew what to do. I have used the same method as last time, except that I tried to make my sewing much neater than the first. Some of the things I still struggle with in my sewing is trying to hide all the lines which makes it seem unprofessional if I were to work in a sewing factory. However, I am improving as the process goes along.

First, I had made the arms and legs of the plush. I used the same method of stitching similar to the previous iteration. What I had done differently however is to try and improve on my craft.

Now for the head, I used jean fabric to cut up four parts of fabric like leaf parts to make the head. What i did to sew them on was attaching two parts of fabric together and then the other two afterwards

Then what I did was attaching both parts together to make the head as seen below.

We need some more personality in this plush, so I bought some googly eyes from dressew. I find that these were a good fit by how they were easily sewable. However i decided to glue them on with superglue to avoid being flimsy.

Next, I bought some polyester stuffing to stuff my plushie. I find this an important component of making a plush by how it provides softness toward it. It certainly was better than using tissues by how the tissues had a rigid state while the stuffing has more control over it.

After sewing on the arms, legs and head. I then proceeded on gluing the eye.

What I did after that was to attach all the parts together to make a plush that would hopefully be standing. I find that this was the most time consuming part by how much stitching I had to do.

All done, generally an improvement over my last iteration

A bit camera shy eh? Well, stay tuned for the next iteration tomorrow.