Bun Art Doll Parts + Sewing Pattern

By purchasing these files you are legally agreeing to my usage terms. You are allowed to sell 30 Art Dolls you make from this pattern at art shows per year. :)

THIS IS NOT A PLUSH TOY. THIS IS A PATTERN AND 3D PRINTED PARTS FOR THE TOY.
----- THIS IS AN INTERMEDIATE PATTERN. IT DOES NOT HAVE DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS.

I created "Bun" in 2016! :) I'm too busy to make them lately, so I figured I'd sell the pattern and .STL

Please do not Share my STLs or Pattern.
Thanks for purchasing my BUN Art Doll Pattern + STLs!
This is an INTERMEDIATE project and assumes you have made plush toys before. You will ALSO need a 3D Printer to make the face and paws. (You may also request 3D Printed Parts from my shop separately.)

SUPPLIES FOR HEAD:
3D Printer (PLA, Resin, Any will work)
3D Printed Paws x 4
3D Printed Face x 1

SUPPLIES FOR BODY:
Sewing Needle
Thread
Upholstery Thread (For Attaching Limbs)
Sewing Machine (Optional)
Super Glue (For Attaching Limbs)
Stuffing
45mm Doll Joint (Or 30mm) x 2 Pairs
30mm Doll Joint x 2 Pairs
Fur: 22” x 18” (Lay your Pattern out like this.)
Contrast Fabric (For inner ear): Remnant

Sewing is rather self-explanatory. Sew arms and ears together.
I will update this tutorial with pictured eventually, but for now I’ll assume you know what you’re doing.
This Art Doll needs to be sewn, stuffed, and assembled For posable joints use 30mm Teddy bear/Doll Joints for the arms. and 30mm-45mm Joints for the legs.
- Attach the Fur to the paws and face with SUPER GLUE after trimming the fur down. You can also use the “Zip Tie Back” to attach it via a zip tie, or sew through the holes with upholstery thread. (Again, I’ll update this tutorial later if I can.)
Please do not Share my STLs or Pattern.

Supports: Yes (Tree)
Infill: 15%-20%
Infill Pattern: Any