Thread Sculpting A Plushie - May 6 2019

I thought I'd do something a little different today. I'd purchased two lamb plushies and they were plain looking to me. I wanted to share how I thread sculpt the face to add more character. (Also known as needle sculpting.) This can be done with all sorts of plush toys. I'll show other techniques sometime down the road. :)
You just need a needle (or two if you'd like), thread (I use upholstery thread because it's very strong) and scissors.
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[@sugarlandfan04]

Tanya! You are so talented in whatever you do. It is amazing to see the before and after difference your thread sculpting makes. 💟-Jessica

[@CuteNCuddlyNursery]

Thank you Jessica!

[@echoohnearm3114]

I think I am too soft for thread sculpting a face - it looks so cruel t.T . But thank you for making this video. It is really helpful.

[@Jackalopefriday]

Very helpful!! Though... the dismembered baby parts were a little disturbing 🤣

[@CuteNCuddlyNursery]

Haha, sorry! Being a reborn artist, the baby parts all over the house is normal. XD
I'm retiring from painting and returning to plushies. I hope to have more videos on them soon. :)

[@jazgemo13]

who is snoring in the background lol i have been looking for what thist was called for so long

[@CuteNCuddlyNursery]

Hehe, I have an apple head Chihuahua. His little muzzle is only an inch long so he snores 99% of the time, even when he's awake. XD

[@jazgemo13]

I was looking for the term thread sculpt for instructions I'm writing for a crochet pattern. Your puppy snores are adorable!♥️