TheLittleGreenBudgie's avatar
*laughs* Well, that's half the fun. I can't sew either, but that didn't stop me from giving an art project puppet a three-piece suit. (Which, after it occured to me to look up a pattern, actually turned out quite well.) Hm... Actually, I think it would be fun to use these for a base. If I can find some fabric somewhere.

Reading week gives you sewing material? Not quite sure how that works, unless you did one like my elementary school did where you added a frabric feather and/or other marker thing for every book recorded.
tamerofhorses's avatar
Regarding Reading Week -- no, I just decided to go to a Fabricland over the one week holiday, buy some scrap supplies, and then try sewing something based on the Basic Plushie shape that I found on deviantART. Universities generally don't give out goodies, unless you count chemistry lab stuff (which probably aren't the best for sewing) ;)

Heh, you've definitely done better than me with actually trying to find patterns. I just made mine up for my plushie, and I could never get pants that worked. And if you do make plushies, that would be pretty neat. I'll probably try it myself if I ever go home during the summer and can pick-up my remaining scraps and supplies.
TheLittleGreenBudgie's avatar
*facepalm* Oh, *that* reading week. Somehow, it always makes me think of books. And I agree--Chem lab stuff is never good for anything but explosives which, albeit amusing, would not be good for plushies.

Well, I'm lucky. My mother used to do a *lot* of sewing, so I just took her patterns, scaled them down and used those. But we're pretty low on fabric, so I'd have to find some... Maybe I can cut up some old t-shirts or something.