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I was asked to restore a couple of plushies by 
tizona, and it sounded like a fun side job, so of course I accepted!
I didn't think they would be in such bad shape, but I think I cleaned them up quite nicely.
Charizard was a challenge because he was stuffed with uh, shredded packing peanuts? Anyways, when I opened him up to restuff him, they flew EVERYWHERE and made such a mess oh god the nightmares.
So yeah! After a lot of work, the results are here! :D
tizona, and it sounded like a fun side job, so of course I accepted!I didn't think they would be in such bad shape, but I think I cleaned them up quite nicely.
Charizard was a challenge because he was stuffed with uh, shredded packing peanuts? Anyways, when I opened him up to restuff him, they flew EVERYWHERE and made such a mess oh god the nightmares.
So yeah! After a lot of work, the results are here! :D
Category All / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1280 x 1125px
File Size 192.8 kB
It was a lot of work-- I have a little fan with razor blades on it instead of regular blades that I chopped all of the little spots off. Even after that though, there were some persistent ones that I had to remove by hand and fiddle with a ton. It was especially tricky because I didn't want to tear the fabric while working. I was successful though!
Thank you!
Thank you!
These look amazing! That Charizard looks like a completely different plush after you were done with it. xD
What do you use to clean the fabric? :0 My boyfriend has a large sleeping Pikachu plush that has a lot of wear plus was in a smoking house and I've been wanted to restore it myself. But I'm worried about damaging the fabric (it's pretty thin) or ruining the stuffing with water soaking in.
What do you use to clean the fabric? :0 My boyfriend has a large sleeping Pikachu plush that has a lot of wear plus was in a smoking house and I've been wanted to restore it myself. But I'm worried about damaging the fabric (it's pretty thin) or ruining the stuffing with water soaking in.
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