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I'm gonna pierce his ears with jump rings and safety pins and make him little accessories, and I have yet to add a tail but I love her regardless. I made her with the intention of wearing as a belt or bag accessory or hooking onto a necklace. Im quite proud of how he turned out. Oh also pro tip that I'm sure I'm not the first one to think of: if you struggle using black thread on black material I recommend using gray or some kind of lighter thread and then dying the visible parts of the stitching black with a fabric marker or something similar. It saved me a massive headache

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[Image ID: 4 images of a plush anthropomorphic rabbit made of black felt. The head is about 2.25 inches long from left to right, the ears and arms are 2.5 inches long, the legs are about 4 inches long and the torso is about 2.5 inches long. The whole plush is about 10 inches tall.

Sewn on top of the black felt are pieces of gray felt shaped like simplified bones. Theres a singular long bone on each arm and leg, a cartoonish skull on the head, and a ribcage and pelvis on the torso, as well as a little purple heart sewn over the top right of the ribcage piece. On the ear pieces there's pink solid shape embroidery to look like he inside of the ears. And sewn onto the back of the head theres a silver keyring with a clasp attached to be able to hook te plushie onto things like belt and bags.

School taught a lot of us that we Can and Should be able to and expect ourselves to be done with any single project over the course of an evening to midnight. Wrong! since forever we have put shit down and come back to it. Literally there is no harm done, you're just existing and being normal. i don't care if its been there for six months or a year or five-- if its out of your way so you dont stress about it every day for five years its nomb

Hugo Steiner-Prag (1880–1945)

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