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Mysterious Stranger wrote:But seriously, Misha plushies - make 'em happen.

Just D-I-Y. Simply buy a pot of pink paint and two electric drills from your friendly neighbourhood hardware store. Add a wad of newspaper ball dipped in some light-khaki paint for more realism.




P.S. remember to plug the drills to an electrical supply b4 use, at your own personal risk

Id love to make myself a hanako and rin plush.
Though i think id like a pillow of both better so thank you to whom ever posted those links ^^

Anymore plushies?

Yes please!

I love the idea.

I think maybe fan-made ones would be alright, though you'd need consent from the Staff since you're selling something about KS...
The Kickstarter thing about the artbook got like 14k dollars more than they asked for, I guess they could set up a new one to make plushies, though I'm not sure if it'd be a good idea. Really depends on the quality of the manufacturer.

Gentlemen, behold: Plusha!

I didn't make her myself, because I never learned to sew, but rather asked a girl I know who makes a living by making all those sorts of plush objects and characters.
But maybe I should have learned how to make one myself...

(Incidentally this is also my 100th post. Not that it has any kind of meaning. Also take note of Osamu Tezuka's Adolf sandwiched right between Calvin & Hobbes and Hellboy.)

Awww that's so cute!! :3 Now I really want one!!!

I would love KS merch! Hmmm making my own? I would never be happy with something I make, even if it would be 'perfect' I would always see flaws etc.

Rin plushie <3

I'd love a Shizune plushie--preferably key-chain size so I can carry them around

I really liked Buttercup from Powerpuff Girls, and have a plushie keychain of her. I couldn't bear to use her, because I was sure one day the bit that attached her head to the keychain would break and I'd lose her. So she hung from my desk lamp instead.

plushie hanako
Hanako is so cute! c:

Woody Alien wrote:

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Gentlemen, behold: Plusha!

I didn't make her myself, because I never learned to sew, but rather asked a girl I know who makes a living by making all those sorts of plush objects and characters.
But maybe I should have learned how to make one myself...

We're both Italian and it seems strange to write it in English, but Plusha is so adorable that I'm thinking to persuade my mother (a professional seamstress) to sew something similar!

Note in italian: non pensavo di trovare un altro estimatore della compianta Granata Press!

Hanako and Lilly plushies, then maybe an Emi plushie.

Hanako, Lilly, Shizune in that order.