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Softie Making: resources for making handmade softies » softie design

Tip #3 The Process of Designing a Softie by Yarn & Coffee

Posted Monday 6 October 2008 and filed under: Designing, Tips-n-Tricks
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This is not so much one tip but many tips that can be found in this excellent step-by-step presentation posted by Yarn and Coffee (aka Michal) on her softie-design process.


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Each step has a detailed description and photo. It’s always fascinating to see the process that others go through when designing softies because there are opportunities to learn new techniques or methods.

Check it out here: Designing a Softie by Yarn & Coffee

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Tip#2 Designing Your Own Toys (Prototyping)

Posted Friday 3 October 2008 and filed under: Designing, Tips-n-Tricks
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Rhelynn of Knit Owl is a very experienced softie-maker. Her creations are endearingly sweet and charming and her blog provides fantastic insights into the process of softie-making. If you’re interested in designing your own softies, make sure you read through her article on the importance of prototyping your designs.


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Turning 2D drawings into 3D softies can be a tricky process and requires the ability to visualise the drawing as the sum of different component/shapes/panels. This article provides clear steps to guide you through the process.

Find her article here: Designing Your Own Toys by Knit Owl

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