Sphere plush pattern

If you are experimenting with sewing in three dimensions sphere’s are a great place to start – a handy foundation shape you can easily modify and play with. Click the image below to do…

Hi everyone! This cute puffball almost doesn’t need an introduction — it’s Kirby! This beloved Nintendo character has been the star of dozens of adorable games since 1992. The plu…

Unlike the traditional dyed hardboiled eggs, these eggs can be kept indefinitely after the hunt!

My kids have a little nook where they play games and watch tv. I have stuck a little futon in there...but there is no other room for any other kind of furniture! So I decided

Felt Ball Pattern - Six panel. Tutorial is for sewing, but this could be done with fabric (place points on bias), pin in place on Styrofoam ball and cover seams with ribbon.

Description Oops... this has been on the blog for a while, but I forgot to post it here. Dhurr. :B An even easier (and perhaps more geometrically correct) method of producing a perfectly round, plush ball. This pattern (and all the other ones) can be found here: The Shishi Girl Original softie ball pattern (12 pentagons) is here.

Description Note: This is a somewhat advanced pattern with minimal instruction. It comes in 1:6 scale (2.6") and 1:3 scale (5.3") More photos over here: www.deviantart.com/toyhermit/a… This pattern may be freely used and redistributed for non-commercial purposes. If you use this pattern, be sure to show me! Let me know if there's any miscalculations, typos, or other errors.