Heyheyheyheyhey Is There Any Way We Could Be Blessed With Jesters Plush Pattern? I Too Could Not Find

Heyheyheyheyhey is there any way we could be blessed with Jester’s plush pattern? I too could not find anything about them online and now I need my own watermelon golbo as soon as physically possible. Even if it’s shitelly traced out on tise paper or something— I will expect anything crumb of info on how to make a him

Oh yes, why of course!

I don't have any means of making a printable pdf currently, but I was able to guesstimate a sketch of what the pieces should look like

Do take it with a grain of salt, as I haven't tested these and they could probably use a bit of tweaking

I should also add that although I drew these in an A4 sketchbook, the actual plush is around 60 centimetres long (or about 24 inches)

For anyone confused, this is the plush in question:

This is Jester! I recently shared him with the Zoolim blog because of his striking resemblance to a Golbo

I did not make him, he's a plush I've had for about 9 or 10 years now and he's been a complete enigma from the very start

[More info for those interested]

I found him secondhand at a school fair, so I don't really have any particular store I can pin his origin to

I've tried searching online with what little information is on his tag, but all my searches have yielded nothing

If anyone's as curious as I am, and you manage to somehow find anything to do with Jester's origins, please let me know! I'd like to see what anyone out there might be able to find ^v^

(One final thing, here's the original post referring to Jester)

Two little workplace scribbles from today, both featuring creatures from the wonderful Zooliminology project :]

Hello! Thank you for the tag ^v^ (and sorry this took me so long to get around to)

Firstly, the Picrew:

And now the quiz results:

Yeah, I suppose that checks out

Now, to fling this towards some more people to give them the option of participating! @lemonmatronics, @craftiestsloth, @motormusker, @a-nea-main, @wittymumbledon, @lustsright-handman, @galaxyforu

Ooh also, a small bonus:

Two other Picrew backgrounds because I couldn't decide

Picrew chain

Do this Picrew

Do this Quiz

@tiaragamin @blues-of-randomness @blythebewitched @shakey-loves @shaziztrazh @valentinbelleyh505 @doll-creation-adventures @localgremlinenthusiest @helpldkwhatmynameshouldbe @642spaghettiprincess

Anyone want some marshmallowified Stunticons?

I like drawing a bunch of guys as beanie li'l marshmallows I'm probably gonna do it more often

I challenged myself to make a Beanie Baby inspired plushie of the Gobot's Command Center in one day... and this is the result :]

Very happy with how this silly little loaf turned out! Especially considering the fact that I did most of the sewing by machine (I'd usually opt to hand-sew a lot of the trickier seams since the machine feels very easy to make a mistake on)

There isn't much to say in terms of features, this fella's basically just a funky bean bag with legs. I did add a little tag as well, I wanted to experiment a little bit with features I don't typically add

Small bonus:

A few little sketches I did while playing around with the Gobot Beanie Baby idea (BeanieBots, if you will)

James plush update: He's starting to approach sausage territory

(actual serious update under cut)

Aside from a few more bits of hand-sewing still yet to be done, I've gotten most of the sewing sorted now!

This bottom picture is a little out of date since I procrastinated on sharing it for so long, but really the only things that've changed are that I finished the couplings and fitted the baseboard with its "skin"

Basically all I have left is the assembly, so the next James post will likely be a finished plush :]