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It's been a while since I made a tailed kitsune :D

This cute little fox is made with a new pattern I recently created. It's rather similar to my 'standing pattern' but these plushies will be much smaller and have a more chibi-ish look.

The plush is made of high quality minky fabric that feels very soft and cuddly. His collar is made with longer fluffy faux fur. Because this is pretty much a prototype I will offer this plush for a lower price than the following ones.

This little kitsune measures around 9,5 inches long including tails. Despite the tails he can easily stand on all four legs.

The plush is for sale for $67 USD Just send me a note if you're interested in him c:
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Mood: Joy ~bluelunarfox Apr 22, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
would you ever show how you make a plush like a step by step? it would be very cool to see
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*goiku Apr 25, 2013
Probably not. I'm not really comfortable with showing my way of working like that. That is just something that I like to keep to myself. Plus, I hardly ever have time to make such an extended tutorial ^^;
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=SacredWolf9653 Feb 1, 2013  Student Digital Artist
Thank you for the plush I just ordered this on your
Shop it is very well made my mum just told me that i get this for a late birthday gift so thank you very much!
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*goiku Feb 2, 2013
Thanks for your purchase! :D I hope you'll like the little guy. He's very soft and cuddly :D I will ship him this monday.
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Mood: Love ~CrazyShibaLady Jan 7, 2013  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
I love it , it's really cute. Great job!
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Mood: Wow! ~CarpeDraco Dec 31, 2012
I am impressed with how beautiful your plushies turn out, even more so that you create your own patterns! Awesome work, Darlin', and a lovely talent you have!
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*goiku Jan 3, 2013
Thank you so much :D I take pride in my patterns and try to come up with new things all the time so make sure there's something suitable for everyone (in price range too) This body pattern will also be suitable for felines and I really want to make some nice cat/ big cat plushies.
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~CarpeDraco Jan 3, 2013
You're welcome! I look forward to seeing your kitties!

(I'm currently teaching myself to crochet, and, while I can usually tell how a pattern needs to be adjusted to customize it, I do not see myself as able to create my own yet. I'm also just re-learning to sew, using store bought patterns, and not yet even able to make adjustments without help, so I really admire your talent and skill at creating your own from scratch, and having them turn out so beautifully! :) )
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*goiku Feb 6, 2013
Thank you so much! :D I take price in my self-made patterns. It took quite a while to finally get to the point where you're finally getting the gist of it all. Everybody has to learn first! I respect those who can crochet. I suck at it (never been good at knitting, crocheting or remembering knots in general XD)

It's because I make my own patterns that I know how they work. When I first started I had some storebought patterns myself and I had to scratch my head once or twice and screwed up many times.
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~CarpeDraco Feb 6, 2013
You're quite welcome! I'm glad you're proud of your work, it's definitely awesome!

The secret to knitting and crocheting is knowing the right cuss-words. ;) I have to be in the correct mind-set to knit or crochet, otherwise it's all cussing and lots of Gordian knots - NOT what one wants in these circumstances. Heh.
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