Monarquía peluche

21+ Fan de los peluches de animales

[staticstray]

Do you want one of your own little dragons like these? Well I finally made a pattern for them! It's not the prettiest or most well-written pattern in the world but it will get the job done. Find it here!

This pattern is totally free but if you would like to send a few dollars my way, it would mean a lot if you supported my local zine project!! Ko-fi here.

If you are not able to make your own dragon and still want one, I will also accept commissions for these in a wide range of colors and add-ons. Just send me a message! :3

[gooberscollage]

From Creative Soft Toys to Sew (2005)

She’s perfect, she’s adorable, and I hope one of you can bring her to life :)

[despazito]

You can sew your own personalized squishmallows with stretch minky and this free pattern. You can stencil hello kitty and applique your own clothes even with just an iron and zero sewing. McDonald's menu recipes and Starbucks drink recipes are both available online. There is so much life to live beyond buying the things we desire

[peluchesmonarquia]

New plushie. Shigeo Kageyama (Mob) from Mob psycho 100.

[peluchesmonarquia]

Vincent Benitez from Conclave (2024) , with removable clothing and accessories.

Materials and little into the creation under the cut:

Materials:

Brown: Melton wool (nuevo paño)

Red: Velvet for the clothing (terciopelo) —I do not recommend it, as I had to burn all the edges— and felt for the zucchetto (fieltro)

White: Upcycled t-shirt and dress.

Black: Not sure. -It was in a discount bin- It’s similar to melton wool but woolier, possibly alpaca melton wool (nuevo paño de alpaca?).

I made him using this pattern. I decided to make the eyes into simple dots instead of an anime-style design (accidentally ended up slightly crooked). I also embroidered lines under the eyes to give him an older appearance.

I used the clothing pattern from the video as a base for his cassocks, though I modified them to add buttons so I could remove his clothes. The same applies to the mozzetta. The zucchetto was probably the easiest piece to make, I just followed the shape of the head.

The hair was freehand, and I embroidered white hairs after sewing it onto the head (which also gave it a more "wavy" texture). I only did this because I hadn't thought of adding that detail earlier—same with the papal clothes.

The crucifix is just one I had on hand, which I shortened it to fit him better.

His head is a bit floppy. I'm not sure how to fix this, another plushie I made has the same issue, but even worse. I might try making the body bigger to help stabilize it.