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Subway employees aren’t allowed to answer this one 😂

I don’t know what it is, but I still find the art style of older anime so comforting. Cardcaptor Sakura is one of my favorite examples, and I feel the same way about other anime from that era, like Crayon Shin-chan.

The image quality isn’t as sharp or polished as modern anime, but somehow it feels softer, warmer, and more relaxing to look at.

A friend asked us for some advice on how to make a Stitch plush, so we shared a few ideas with her—and this is what she made! What do you think? How did she do?

Who could resist this little cutie?

I found this pattern online and am sharing it for reference only. Please do not use it for commercial purposes. If there are any copyright concerns, I’ll remove it.

Hope everyone can make their own adorable Kero! 💛

A little reminder: the plush in the second photo isn’t Kero—it’s a Jump Card plush from our studio.

Everyone seems to be eyeing it 😂

Download the pattern, trace each piece onto felt in the matching colors, cut them out, and assemble everything together!

Just download the image, trace each piece onto felt in the matching colors, cut everything out, and assemble the pieces. That’s it!

The wings on the early version of the heart-shaped bag were sewn from felt, but the result wasn’t very good. We later switched to 3D-printed PVB material, which made it look much closer to the bag in the manga.

We’ve been wondering if it would be possible to turn all the little dolls surrounding Sakura into real plushies. Wouldn’t they be ridiculously cute in real life? I honestly want the whole set 😂

Would anyone actually be into this one? It might be a little too derpy and chaotic lol 😂

It feels like we’ve finally figured out the trick to making these, so we might make a few more!

This little Jump is about 8 inches tall. The ears have an internal armature, so they can be posed, and it can also be used as a bag charm.

Do you have any suggestions for what we could change or improve?

It’s a tiny Jump Card! I also turned it into a clock widget with TickCanvas, so now I get to see it on my phone every day. ✨