Steven Plushie from Steven Universe

This is something I've been working on and off for about a year.  I was not happy with my first attempt with Steven's head which will never see the light of day because, well to put it nicely, it wasn't my best.  Yeah it was bad but nonetheless I wasn't going to give up that easily.  I felt very new (and still do) to sewing at the time and hoped within time I would learn a couple techniques with lots and lots of practice.  A year and 2 months later I decided to give it another try and this time It was turning out a lot better then my first attempt.

 Materials used: Minky and Alova and he measures 14 inches tall

Sans Plushie

This past week was my oldest daughters birthday and she REALLY wanted a Sans plushie.  The love for Undertale is still strong with this one.  Actually this was supposed to be a Christmas gift but she was falling behind on some of her grades at the time.  So until I saw some improvements in her grades no plushie.  Now that school is out and she did pretty well in her grades, as promised, I made her the Sans she wanted.

Before anything else I want to say this plushie was totally inspired by Sewbro's Sans plush.

She is extremely talented and I admire her plushie making skills.  I used her guide to make him cause my daughter totally fell in love with her version.  A big thank you to Sewbro for sharing her process with the rest of the world.

Sans measures about 17 inches tall

His jacket and slippers can be removed

My daughter and I thought his stripes would look better on the side of his pants instead of in the front.
A combination of fleece, minky and alova frabric was used to create Sans.

 

+ Check out her tumblr page:http://sewbro.tumblr.com/ 

+ The guide/process  I used. 

+And if you're looking to get into some reading this summer and/or just
enjoy reading comics Ellen (Sewbro) also works on her adventure webcomic called Parisa.
My daughter and I are loving it and we can't wait to see what happens next. http://parisa-comic.tumblr.com/