this is super cool!!! i worked on chapter 3 as lead character artist while these guys were being made and worked a lot on the planning/rigging front, and it's so awesome to see a physical plush that hits all the notes of the 3D model! it's also a good lesson to me how certain elements of the plush are actually way harder to do than i would've previously thought (like the head shape or the arm articulation). i love how the seams of the fabric match the UV seams of the 3D model, and how the paint on the eyes and neck piece look very 1:1!
Thank you so much! I have seen your reel and it is really inspiring to see how things work behind the scenes. Haha yes, there are certainly areas that do not work in real life as they do in the digital space like the indented mouth and it was really fun to try figure out a way to get around those. One thing I didn't mention in the video was the foot, as you can see it's not round enough because it differs from how a plush would usually work, where it should be circular base so that it can hold the roundness. Other than that, I really owe it to the UV map as it is the basis for the pattern generation and all I had to do was to hand sew them together!
Came out so cool! Btw, if you have one armature link stuck in the foot/hand pieces, you can heat up a single free piece with a heatgun or hair dryer. This will make it soft. Then put the free piece facing up on a table, grab the hand piece, line the hole up, and smash down. It will usually pop in without any issues.
Wow, it's amazing! I love the final result, it is 100% realistic! and the tool to create the patterns of the stuffed animal seems super useful and has also saved you a lot of work time.
If you're down to make them for your collection, I'd watch you making each of the characters like this! It looks so well done and the posability isn't something that I've seen often in plushies
It is awesome seeing how much your sewing skills have improved across projects!!! 🔥🔥 The tag detail is so cute and the shapes of Catnap turned out perfect 🎉
All I can say is WOW. This is an insane amount of work, and I can't believe you just recently learned how to sew! This video better get the love it deserves
Haha fingers crossed! I was lucky the 2 lessons I took in person actually went through every basic thing I needed to know to make my own plushie, so there wasn't much struggle.
For a beginner, you did amazing! I've been doing plush-making as a hobby for a few years now and this is way better than most of my newer projects. You've got a real knack for this!
I can't belive it you really made my idea! Your perfectionism did the job and it turned out amazing ❤ We can now appreciate the full glory of Cat Nap plushie Thank you!! (And I'm happy that you kind enjoy it the proces of making it)
Referring to using clay forms to make your patterns first, made me laugh a little bit as a plush/fibre artist; that in and of itself is a game changer that's only been well known throughout the greater plush/fursuit community for a few years (5 years minimum I'd say; which seems like a lot, but nkt in the grand scheme of things). When I was first starting, the going method was to literally sketch a pattern based off of your 2D drawings you had, plus extreme trial and error. It's amazing how much has changed, and become so much more accessible for everyone, not just beginners. Loved this!!
Also! I totally feel that pain of minky slipping around while sewing; stretchy and fluffy fabrics are so incredibly slippery, they're a nightmare to work with until you get used to them. The trick I've found is to pin like crazy, more pins than you could imagine. You want that piece you're sewing to be RIGID there's so many pins. I've also found that sewing on one side over the other is very helpful, but that takes trial and error with figuring out your machine. A lot of people also swear by clips instead of pins when working with slippery fabrics, but I have yet to use any myself. If nothing else works, then a simple trick is to note which side tends to drift off of your guide lines (the top or bottom piece), and preemptively pin them so that your guidelines are misaligned; that way when you sew, both proper parts are getting sewn together. That can also take some trial and error though. Lots of practice on scraps will be your friend! Wonderful work as always ❤
Haha yeah I wouldn't have even touched on plush making if these tools weren't available to us. Sketching the pattern sounds like an absolute nightmare!! Ah yes clips, I should really try that one out. I find myself still using the manual knob on the side to sew things slowly and my forearm hurts like hell after that lol, that's why I swapped to hand sewing in the end. Do you think it's still worth it to machine sew when there's so many pins in the way or will it be faster with hand sewing? I would love to do whatever's faster.
@@zedabyu It can be kind of fun if you have some idea of what you’re doing, but yeah if you’re starting completely from scratch with 0 knowledge, it gets a little rough! Plus it’s a big resource pit, which isn’t great when you’ve not got much money, If you do ever get clips and try them out, I’d love to know what you think of them. As for your question; in my opinion at least, it absolutely is worth it. It takes some practice to get right (minky and faux fur are incredibly finicky fabrics to sew!) I would highly recommend practicing on fabric scraps, it’ll not only give you a better feel for working with the fabric, it’ll build your confidence on the machine. Pinning the crap out of fabric is a tip I learned years ago from MLP plush artists, for tackling the hooves; which are just one big circle. It gives the fabric less chance to move and slip, by holding it more firmly in place. And by having the pins pointing outward off of the fabric, it makes it easy to pull them out as you go. You will want to take your time, which is where practice will help you, bc you’ll not want to use the knob for that (which you’ve already figured out, isn’t fun). Another tip for sewing I’ve seen is to stick your pieces together with a basting stitch, then tackling it with pins. Once sewn, it’s easy to remove. What I personally like to do is stick a pin in to corners/end pieces, and work inwards pinning straight through across then line; I use these just as marker placement to make it easier for me to actually pin, which I also do going from both ends inward, adjusting the fabric and “marker pins” as needed. I realize it sounds kind of complicated, but it works for me. I’d recommend testing different methods, mix and match what you like best, what works for you. If in the end you still find that you’re not comfortable on the machine, it’s totally fine to do full hand sewing!
That's amazing! I am glad you did your research after watching my video and managed to work things out. Too many people asking for shortcuts and waiting to be spoon fed nowadays. You will go far in life
This is absolutely incredible. This should be the actual plushie for the game! It’s beautiful. I also loved how you showed every step of the process. It was really cool to see it all come together! Thank goodness for tech to help out with projects like these 😅
I love love love that you respected the indentation of his mouth it really makes it so much more accurate. Also thanks you for always mentioning the creators you take inspiration from, not a lot of people do it these days so thanks you!
i respect every creators who take the time to create content to give back the community and share their knowledge. that is the way we should learn and grow together
Im glad you're working on your machine sewing but your hand sewing! Mwah!! 👏👏👏 i make plushies as a hobby and it took me forever to perfect my hand sewing, but i still use a machine more than anything
I am still nervous about using a machine to sew lol. In the end I still use the knob on the side to manually sew instead of the paddle, so I think it kinda defeats the purpose haha. It's just so hard to get them lined up right!
Watching this video now inspires me to want to make my own CatNap plush! Do you by chance have the files to the patterns and CatNap model you used and material/supplies links you also used for CatNap?? Even the sizing measurements for CatNap to 3D print it the same size you did!^^
Thank you! It's a double-edged sword for sure lol I already found errors that I had to force myself to ignore otherwise I'll have to remake the entire thing from scratch
This is one of the best things I've ever seen! I would totally buy Smiling Critters plushies that are one to one from the game like this one is. (I'd imagine that they'd be prertty dang expensive though)
![Opening A FULL BOX Of The NEW Smiling Critters Mystery MINIS! - [Poppy Playtime Mega Review]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/a0Odzn4A3Pg/mqdefault.jpg)
this is super cool!!! i worked on chapter 3 as lead character artist while these guys were being made and worked a lot on the planning/rigging front, and it's so awesome to see a physical plush that hits all the notes of the 3D model! it's also a good lesson to me how certain elements of the plush are actually way harder to do than i would've previously thought (like the head shape or the arm articulation). i love how the seams of the fabric match the UV seams of the 3D model, and how the paint on the eyes and neck piece look very 1:1!
Thank you so much! I have seen your reel and it is really inspiring to see how things work behind the scenes. Haha yes, there are certainly areas that do not work in real life as they do in the digital space like the indented mouth and it was really fun to try figure out a way to get around those. One thing I didn't mention in the video was the foot, as you can see it's not round enough because it differs from how a plush would usually work, where it should be circular base so that it can hold the roundness. Other than that, I really owe it to the UV map as it is the basis for the pattern generation and all I had to do was to hand sew them together!
@@zedabyuyou should sign up to work for Mob Entertainments plush maker department!
I really want that plush
Can you make a copy hopscotch blush
But you used to work on poppy playtime but you left now you join is glitch productions and now you have a new life
Amazing work!
Hi slyp1e
Thanks slyp1e
Slyp1e
SSSSSSLIP1E
OMG HI 😳
Adding the Playtime Co. tag was such a good detail most people wouldn’t add, this is the best plushie I’ve ever seen someone make🙌🏻
now it's an official playtime co plushie!
@@zedabyuIf you joined Mob Entertainment, it will be cool
Make me one please
HOW CAN I GET THIS
i could possibly make a sweet sheep plushie 🤔
Hey Mr married to poppy playtime 2
@@zedabyu you should do it
@@zedabyu plz do a sweet sheep
@@zedabyu I’ve never seen an actual sweet sheep plushy considered he’s a rejected toy from Poppy playtime so please do it. I’m begging you.
Came out so cool! Btw, if you have one armature link stuck in the foot/hand pieces, you can heat up a single free piece with a heatgun or hair dryer. This will make it soft. Then put the free piece facing up on a table, grab the hand piece, line the hole up, and smash down. It will usually pop in without any issues.
i think that's how my resin print broke in the first place haha. i think it works okay without any printed limbs since they don't need feet to stand.
Wow, it's amazing! I love the final result, it is 100% realistic! and the tool to create the patterns of the stuffed animal seems super useful and has also saved you a lot of work time.
yes, plushify is amazing!
Are you gonna make the rest of the smiling critters?. It would be really sick!
I would love to! If the views are acceptable, I'll keep making them until we complete the collection.
Yeeeessss!!!
Do dog day next
Can you make copy’s of the catnap plush and sell them?
@@zedabyuthat would be so awesome. The catnap looks really good so imagine what the others would look like. PERFECTION
If you're down to make them for your collection, I'd watch you making each of the characters like this! It looks so well done and the posability isn't something that I've seen often in plushies
The collector in me is screaming at me to do more lol.
The best looking Critter plush ever.
Phenomenal. This os what Mob Entertainment should be selling!!!
It’s hard to do stuff like this widespread, so that’s a problem 😢
So amazing. Just like in the game. I wish they would sell these on the market.
they do
@@eyasu9603bruh are u talking about the literal bootleg plushies
I love how cute, accurate, and well detailed, this CatNap plushie looks. It looks just like the one from the recall vhs in chapter 3
This is amazing
thanks
He looks incredible! I can’t believe that you managed to make him look straight out of the game!
the official model helped alot haha
Wow, this looks amazing
thanks!
It is awesome seeing how much your sewing skills have improved across projects!!! 🔥🔥 The tag detail is so cute and the shapes of Catnap turned out perfect 🎉
skill unlocked!
looking forward to learning other things to improve my crafts
All I can say is WOW. This is an insane amount of work, and I can't believe you just recently learned how to sew! This video better get the love it deserves
Haha fingers crossed! I was lucky the 2 lessons I took in person actually went through every basic thing I needed to know to make my own plushie, so there wasn't much struggle.
flri toys shopper
For a beginner, you did amazing! I've been doing plush-making as a hobby for a few years now and this is way better than most of my newer projects. You've got a real knack for this!
Aw really? Thank you! The 2 lessons I attended in person went through all the basics I needed to know so I was really lucky.
I love it! It’s adorable!
MOB NEEDS TO HIRE YOU MY GUY!! 🤩
mob games HIRE HIM!!!!!!!!!!!!
Omg amazing! please make Dog Day next ❤
This is amazing, can’t wait to see more!
Omg this is coollllllll I loved it !!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤
❤❤
I can't belive it you really made my idea!
Your perfectionism did the job and it turned out amazing ❤
We can now appreciate the full glory of Cat Nap plushie
Thank you!!
(And I'm happy that you kind enjoy it the proces of making it)
heh yeah it was fun. I can't wait to make mroe
It looks so cool! I love how it’s also an actual plushie and not entirely 3D printed, ur videos r amazing
Even if catnap isn't your favorite you would have to want this!
i see ur fave is hoppy
@@zedabyu lol, yes!
@@Pixels-v Mine too
Amazing Work Wish I had One!
I would absolutely love to see a dogday plush, that would be amazing! (Just a suggestion.) Your work is absolutely amazing.👍
SO COOL !!!!!!!!!!! You made so much research too! whoa!!
the result is so great!!
the research was part of the fun too!
This is so huge omg, truly peak plushie, 10/10 work, you're incredible!
yeah lol boira plushies told me catnap is supposed to be 40cm... so we have to make him that big
It's even better than the official ones!
GIVE ME THE CATNAP PLUSH NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow this looks amazing! I like how it turned out!
thanks!
This is probably the best Catnap plush I've ever seen! It looks more accurate than the one they made for the actual game! Nice! 👍
Thanks! 😃
OMG HE IS SOOOO CUTE!!!
cuteee
?
thisis so cool!!!!!
i teling papi to buy andget this
THE BEST CATNAP PLUSH EVER YOU MADE
THANKS
and make it with foam brick and foam plsss
Referring to using clay forms to make your patterns first, made me laugh a little bit as a plush/fibre artist; that in and of itself is a game changer that's only been well known throughout the greater plush/fursuit community for a few years (5 years minimum I'd say; which seems like a lot, but nkt in the grand scheme of things). When I was first starting, the going method was to literally sketch a pattern based off of your 2D drawings you had, plus extreme trial and error. It's amazing how much has changed, and become so much more accessible for everyone, not just beginners. Loved this!!
Also! I totally feel that pain of minky slipping around while sewing; stretchy and fluffy fabrics are so incredibly slippery, they're a nightmare to work with until you get used to them. The trick I've found is to pin like crazy, more pins than you could imagine. You want that piece you're sewing to be RIGID there's so many pins. I've also found that sewing on one side over the other is very helpful, but that takes trial and error with figuring out your machine. A lot of people also swear by clips instead of pins when working with slippery fabrics, but I have yet to use any myself. If nothing else works, then a simple trick is to note which side tends to drift off of your guide lines (the top or bottom piece), and preemptively pin them so that your guidelines are misaligned; that way when you sew, both proper parts are getting sewn together. That can also take some trial and error though. Lots of practice on scraps will be your friend! Wonderful work as always ❤
Haha yeah I wouldn't have even touched on plush making if these tools weren't available to us. Sketching the pattern sounds like an absolute nightmare!! Ah yes clips, I should really try that one out. I find myself still using the manual knob on the side to sew things slowly and my forearm hurts like hell after that lol, that's why I swapped to hand sewing in the end. Do you think it's still worth it to machine sew when there's so many pins in the way or will it be faster with hand sewing? I would love to do whatever's faster.
@@zedabyu It can be kind of fun if you have some idea of what you’re doing, but yeah if you’re starting completely from scratch with 0 knowledge, it gets a little rough! Plus it’s a big resource pit, which isn’t great when you’ve not got much money,
If you do ever get clips and try them out, I’d love to know what you think of them. As for your question; in my opinion at least, it absolutely is worth it. It takes some practice to get right (minky and faux fur are incredibly finicky fabrics to sew!) I would highly recommend practicing on fabric scraps, it’ll not only give you a better feel for working with the fabric, it’ll build your confidence on the machine.
Pinning the crap out of fabric is a tip I learned years ago from MLP plush artists, for tackling the hooves; which are just one big circle. It gives the fabric less chance to move and slip, by holding it more firmly in place. And by having the pins pointing outward off of the fabric, it makes it easy to pull them out as you go. You will want to take your time, which is where practice will help you, bc you’ll not want to use the knob for that (which you’ve already figured out, isn’t fun). Another tip for sewing I’ve seen is to stick your pieces together with a basting stitch, then tackling it with pins. Once sewn, it’s easy to remove.
What I personally like to do is stick a pin in to corners/end pieces, and work inwards pinning straight through across then line; I use these just as marker placement to make it easier for me to actually pin, which I also do going from both ends inward, adjusting the fabric and “marker pins” as needed. I realize it sounds kind of complicated, but it works for me.
I’d recommend testing different methods, mix and match what you like best, what works for you. If in the end you still find that you’re not comfortable on the machine, it’s totally fine to do full hand sewing!
This is so cool and cute!
So cool, more plushes like these 😁
Maybe of other games too, like Sonic, Mario, TBOI, Hollow Knight and pokemon
Keep up the good work man. Make more smiling critters plushies
sure!
10:28 WHAT!!! That looks exactly Like the game 🤩
3:02 T pose
Dum dum dum 10:38
I can’t believe it! I used these patterns and this kinda tutorial and my catnap looks amazing! Thank you Zadabyu!
That's amazing! I am glad you did your research after watching my video and managed to work things out. Too many people asking for shortcuts and waiting to be spoon fed nowadays. You will go far in life
That is the most accurate catnap plush I've ever seen AMAZING job
👍
thanks!!
Ikr this is wayyyy more accurate than the officials. 😃
True
You're so talented
it was incredible!
thank you!
This is absolutely incredible. This should be the actual plushie for the game! It’s beautiful.
I also loved how you showed every step of the process. It was really cool to see it all come together!
Thank goodness for tech to help out with projects like these 😅
Can I buy this from you I need him
No
@@sethieboygamingNot u.
yeah sell the catnap plush now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Will zedabyu make a game accurate fredbear plush soon???
Another masterful recreation my friend. Nice job.
thanksss. it was fun too!
Look at you sewing & using a sewing machine! Woot woot! 😁👍 He looks amazing! 👏😁
I KNOW RIGHT LOL
I love love love that you respected the indentation of his mouth it really makes it so much more accurate. Also thanks you for always mentioning the creators you take inspiration from, not a lot of people do it these days so thanks you!
i respect every creators who take the time to create content to give back the community and share their knowledge. that is the way we should learn and grow together
Thank you you inspired me to make the smiling critters they look so cool and fun to play with
It's so cool
haha thanks
This looks absoulutly amazing and it looks just like the one from the game and he is very soft looking
Cool and sooo cuteeee
yesss
I love that it can sit by itself! That's not always the case, it seems harder to achieve for toymakes than i would assume ❤
Do dog day next
yes
this is genuinely so adorable. how you got the indentations to work was super cool too!! i love his little crescent charm 😭
Glad you liked it!!
Mom what's for dinner? Mom: cooked 3d model of catnap
Wow print 3D catnap in real life smiling critters is so cool 😀
I am commenting for the algorithm😂 like if you are also commenting for the algorithm
I think this is super cute and amazing even though i don’t play poppy Playtime….keep up the good work!
Bro, he didn’t make it in 10:26
Because you can see the puppy playtime thing
How you going to say that even tho you don't be could have put it there@@GorrillaTagVR45
He added that ya corndog
@@GorrillaTagVR45 he shows footage of him printing it out and sewing it
How come the cat nap plush that you made is more realistic than the official one made by mob used for the game. And by that I mean the one in the VHS
because boira plushies had to make their head from scratch with clay and didn't use the official models
@@zedabyu alright Thanks for the info
How can I get this too 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😃👍
AWESOME 💜💜💜
💜
That's incredible! The armature is perfect for this project!
yes it is!
This came out fantastically! Nicely done.
Can you make Bobby Bearhug next ? She is my favorite! 🥺🙏🐻❤
This is one of the best videos I've seen from your channel! Phenomenal work!
it was fun!
His narration is so nice to listen to
and you are very skilled!
HE LOOKS SO GOOD! I love him!
Ok this is officially the BEST CatNap plush ever made it’s SOO game accurate OMG I NEED ONEE 🥺
Hi lightnings I am your fan
hehe im glad u approve
Im glad you're working on your machine sewing but your hand sewing! Mwah!! 👏👏👏 i make plushies as a hobby and it took me forever to perfect my hand sewing, but i still use a machine more than anything
I am still nervous about using a machine to sew lol. In the end I still use the knob on the side to manually sew instead of the paddle, so I think it kinda defeats the purpose haha. It's just so hard to get them lined up right!
How you achieve the arms flopping to the sides is make the arms a separate piece, so the end off and then sew it back on the body
And another thing, where did you find the model? I really need it. And if you could put the link that would be great.
Watching this video now inspires me to want to make my own CatNap plush! Do you by chance have the files to the patterns and CatNap model you used and material/supplies links you also used for CatNap?? Even the sizing measurements for CatNap to 3D print it the same size you did!^^
It was wonderful! Identical to the game. Seriously, man, I would love it if you did the other Smiling Critters, especially the one from DogDay. ❤
Whooooooooooa that looks really coool 🦧🐸
wwwwwwwwwww
Yoooooo da real zedabyu 🦧🐸
CatNap looks so much like his game-self! Cutest lil kitty!
W poppy playtime vid love the work ❤
yes ❤
It looks so good!! Love to see how your replica techniques evolve as each video is uploaded ✨️
thank you for noticing! i try to improve or do something new each video regardless of the characters
He looks soo good!! I really need to make mine own sometime
you should!
It's amazing, it really looks identical to the one in the game commercial, I would love to buy it
This is awesome! 😀
Thanks! 😄
@@zedabyuYou're welcome. 😊
That looks like the most accurate version of catnap I’ve ever seen😻
THAT LOOKS SOOO GOOD
Pepole like you have a amazing talent and should share it with others😊😊
NAH BRO THIS HAS TO BE THE MOST ACCURATE PLUSH IVE SEEN . IS THERE A CHANCE YOURE SELLING THESE ?
Do you think you can spray the scent on them?
i was thinking some kind of air freshener that has a timer to spray lol
Outstanding as usual sir👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤
thank you 😊
It looks so cool😉
😉
It's so cute!!! Great job! I'm glad to see I'm not the only one that still has trouble sewing even with a sewing machine lol
right? the fabric is just too slippery
What 3D software do you use? I use Blender, so it has been a hassle trying to get the 3D models
Good job! I don’t know why it’s just SO REALISTIC
omg this pretty insane its very real a plusie I every seen this before
Awesome catnap plushie 😮😊😊
Your talent and dedication to perfecting the details never ceases to amaze me
Thank you! It's a double-edged sword for sure lol I already found errors that I had to force myself to ignore otherwise I'll have to remake the entire thing from scratch
This is one of the best things I've ever seen! I would totally buy Smiling Critters plushies that are one to one from the game like this one is. (I'd imagine that they'd be prertty dang expensive though)
yes very time consuming to make
This turned out so well! Amazing work as always :D
thank you!