u/DaveMakesStuff06

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I have Henry's voice

I dug a site where you can buy the Bad Guy Will voice as a one time purchase (shoutout to Z-Sharp Studios for helping me find it bc this site is fucking buried). It's $50 for the actual Will voice set and $35 for the program you need to use it. I was already $50 over my fun budget so obviously i bought it. Im a media preservation enthusiast so I might see if theres a way to archive it so its more accessible to the fandom at large, but for now anyone is free to ask for voice files from me if youre working on a project. I literally did all this to procrastinate writing a short film idk if ill ever make. lol

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u/DaveMakesStuff06 — 1 day ago
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Is anyone else having issues running dsaf 2?

I’ve been watching one of my friends play the games and she wanted to start with the second game because she’s mostly interested in the story, but Dsaf 2 isn’t loading at all on my laptop. The file will open, load for a bit, and then completely quit out. 1 and 3 are running completely fine tho. I’ve deleted and redownloaded 2 on several different browsers, used different Wi-Fi, and it’s still not working

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u/DaveMakesStuff06 — 24 days ago

Plushies I’ve made over the last few months (pics mostly in order of newest to oldest)

These are most of the plushies I’ve made over the last few months, and all of the ones I’ve stuffed and sewn up. I’m still working with the patterns, and my main goals rn are to make the back legs on the cats and dogs splay out less, and to keep the fabric on the stingrays wings from bunching up less. Someone here recommended cutting notches into the seam in the stingrays wings, which has helped some. I also am working on different variations for the cat/dog pattern, so I can differentiate between animals more as well as use it as a base for other animals like bears or wolves. I’m overall really proud of my progress and wanted to see what you guys thought.

u/DaveMakesStuff06 — 2 months ago

Safety eyes/noses on fabric

I use safety noses on my plushies, and while they look good, they usually leave the fabric around them pretty tight and wrinkled, sometimes to the point where I can’t even stuff the snout. I saw a video the other day where someone poked a hole in the fabric and put a safety eye inside the hole. I’m considering trying this, but I’m worried that the hole could cause issues or get bigger than it needs to be. I’ve tried to look more into this, but almost all of the info I can find on safety eyes is in regard to crochet plushies. What are the pros and cons of hole vs no hole, and are there ways to prevent the rest of the fabric from ripping if there is a hole?

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u/DaveMakesStuff06 — 3 months ago

I’ve been experimenting with the positioning of the legs so I stuff them to see how they look before I sew the heads on, so I’ll have these laying around in my room sometimes 😭

u/DaveMakesStuff06 — 4 months ago

I’ve been experimenting with the positioning of the legs so I stuff them to see how they look before I sew the heads on, so I’ll have these laying around in my room sometimes 😭

u/DaveMakesStuff06 — 4 months ago