Anthro Wolf Plushie

[Pashnekwa]

Heres a plushie that I started a while ago, and finally decided to finish. I'm very happy with how it turned out, and it looks a lot better than another anthro plushie I made.....
It was made out of scraps that I kept. It's mostly all sewn together with a sewing machine, but all the limbs n' stuff are hand sewn on. The eyes and nose are beads. The feet have rocks in them so the plushie is able to stand on its own.
I think this one looks adorable, and it's probably the best out of all other plushies I ever made.

Front View with measuring tape


Side view..? (it's a little blurry.....)


..Side-r side view...


Without flash

[DogboyShugo]

Way better then whatever I could do! I'd cuddle it!

[Pashnekwa]

Woah! Finally someone replys...
Thanks. It's my first attempt at a anthro plushie, and it was make from scraps of crappy fur, so I could probably do better...

[Dragyn]

You did pretty good with what you had by the looks of it ^-^

[Tora the Maestro]

It looks so very cuddly.  I like. 

[Lady Serpent]

Nice job on the digitigrade legs!  It was clever to put rocks in the soles; seems to stand very well that way.

He seeems pretty symmetrical, which can be a tricky thing to manage.  The eyes are interesting; make him look very much like an old teddy that they used to use beaded eyes for.  The fur you used is incredibly scruffy, giving him a ruffled look.  Did you trim the fur on his face?

It's a nice job all around.  Are you planning to do more?  I'd be interested in seeing them if you were.  The one thing I'd reccomend is to see if you can get some little glass eyes made for stuffed animals, unless you're fond of the beaded eyes.  They really bring a creature together and give it a 'personality'.

Keep up the fantastic work, mate.
-Lady Serpent

[Pashnekwa]

Thanks for the comment 
I was aiming for a scruffy look, since I wasn't really trying to make a high class plushie hence the bead eyes and nose, and scruffy fur. The fur I used was just straps from some other projects. I had to sew some pieces of fur together to get the right amount I needed to make the limbs.
I trimmed the fur on his face, and later trimmed the fur on his arms, legs, and inside of ears.
I am planning to do more plushies, and they will be much better looking than this one. Alas, I have other projects on my list, so I can't jump right in on plushies, and shove my other projects aside. I'll probably make some plushies here and there in my spare time.
I've gone through some trial and error on this plushie, so I expect my next plushies to be much better.

Again, thanks for the comment 

[Don Karnage]

it look like a zombie