Mushroom Plush Pattern + Resizing

With this mushroom PDF plush sewing pattern, you can create a wonderful gift for a child or friend of any size (including life size plush).

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Sewing difficulty level 2/5 (easy level).

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Size:
cap diameter – 30-100 mm (1.18-3.94 inches)
height – 50-200 mm (1.97-7.87 inches)

Please note that this sizes are approximate. The size of the plush toy depends on the properties of the fabric: elasticity, density, and so on.

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What is included in these ZIP archives?
ZIP archives include:
– PDF pattern
– PDF Tips & Tricks
– PDF Operating procedure
– folder for working with sizes

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The PDF plush pattern is designed to make your work as convenient as possible.
The mushroom PDF pattern is split into several sheets. It must be printed on a printer and glue these sheets according to the marks.
The PDF soft toy pattern is designed to minimize ink and paper consumption.

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The Sizes folder includes working whole sewing pattern images and PDF instructions.
You can sew a sof toy of any size using these instructions and images.
With the help of a computer and free software, you can quickly get the desired sewing pattern size.
You can also change the size of the sewing pattern by hand in a simple way.

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In the detailed guide Operating Procedure for the plush toy, you can see the location of all the seams.
It also contains step-by-step sewing instructions with illustrations for your stuffed toy.

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This PDF tutorial contains the following sections:
– Tools and materials for work
– Fabrics
– Filling
– Color matching
– Сutting-out
– Types of hand stitches
– Assembly sequence
– Notches
– Handling the edges of the fabric
– Skeleton
– Stiffening of flat parts
– Making eyes and small details
– Mane, hair, tails