#plush modification

First, we unstuff the unsuspecting victim...

Then we get the Broth prepared. This is sandstone Rit dye for artificial fibres. We want this to be below but close to boiling so we don't damage the plush fibres. I have no idea what 200F means but the packet was American so I switched my thermometer to F.

Wolf soup! This is my first time dying a plush but I wanted to see if I could get a gradient on the nose and feet, so I'm keeping them out of the water. I also stitched some stripes on the back so we will see how they turn out...

Don't use your food cookware for this folks, this is an old pan I've used for dying model car seats before (don't ask).

Time to rinse this guy and give him a quick spin in the washer. It came out almost dry. I'm impatient so I just went ahead with a slightly damp plushie.

Rounded the ears, swapped the eyes, used alcohol markers for the markings! Thylacine! The tie-dye stripes didn't quite turn out but I like the effect. Tydylacine..

i honestly don't do anything special for plush holes! it's just making another hole and bag, but this time the width and length corresponds to whatever you want to stick inside your plush

this is the latest thing we made was a hat using a pattern by @glitch-moth (which can be found here) for Auggie! there's some flaws but he looks soooo cute! we've also made kandi harnesses for the zombie frog and Muttonchops and some more customizations

pattern for Auggie's hat is by @glitch-moth and can be found here

Everybody's getting eyelids this week

been shy to post him anywhere yet since hes not exactly finished yet but personal project!! yayy!! this is my first like, officially plush that is all plush. ive made artdolls in middleschool but never something like this/this big. hes half the size of my adolescent kitty!