hi Christa I'm 73 and watch you every day!!!! Giving you a big thumbs up. I'jve mastered in sewing and sculpting most of my life. If I were to attach just the feet..Id use gorilla glue . ..Probably will once I try to make the child's feet myself out of wood or sculpy. BTW Yodette is adorable. I'll send you a photo of my already modified Grogu. Carry on the god work ...Roxy
Oh my goodness legs and feet everywhere! Blank feet, painted feet, feet with legs, CRAZY! Oh the fat feet look good! LMAO At shapewear for your Baby Yoda! Too many options! Another great video Krista! Seeee Ya Laaaater!
Those stumps are the perfect length ! And the chubby feet are more proportional With the hands ! The stumps and feet keep the overall proportions of the baby as seen on the show ! Just fantastic !
@@SeeRad you can adjust the direction easily by nipping the zip ties with a nail clippers, and rotating them in . And don't cinch down the new zip ties as tight and they will be able to rotate all the time for different poses.
@@SeeRad that one is way more tricky Krista...with the base of the doll being as wide as it is, to bring the legs closer together, you would need to narrow the bottom to bring in the hips...or he'd have gigantic Charro hips. Then you might as well get a new body.
Velcro maybe? I just got a Mattel baby yoda plush and I made him feet out of polymer clay. I am planning on super/hot glueing Velcro onto the feet and attaching it to my little green bean.
I enjoy your video . I like the idea of adding legs and feet in the form of pants . In another video you had a jointed body you added baby Yoda’s head,hands to . Where can I buy that from ? Much thanks for your great videos .
I made a skeleton out of wire and gonna drill a litle hole in the center of the feet. I made 2 litle holes where the whire comes out for his feet. Had to replace the head with the wire going in. Now the arms are also movable ;-)
You know you can match the green legs to match his lighter color easily as well. It is just as easy as matching the white ones. Probably takes less layers too.
Im a bit late for this but if you haven’t you should try attaching the feet to little baby underwear so you get the “just the feet” look 🤔😅Just an idea😅
I added polymerclay feeties to a size 3 pamper with a little bit of packing tape. I didn't want to cut into the original Plush doll body either. My daughter handcrafted the custom made feeties from polymerclay.
Lol, I kinda like the fat feet more. I have one of the Mattel Costco exclusive Baby yodas and I think those would be super cute on him. Keep up the great vids 😄
Hopefully we see your new project soon. :) PS could you please put the pants with feet and the poles and stumps on them with a coverall/sleeper suit? I'm not sure what size to get that would fit baby clothes. :) I have made my new one with a full cuddle body and he's beautiful. :) The original one was made by just stuffing baby pants with feet, his hands look a bit short though. He fits in a size 000/0000/newborn to 3 months. :) I didn't want to take the first doll's hands and head off.
Hi there Wilson 🙂 Both are good but I think the chunky feet look a bit better Please tell me you're getting the glow in the dark pair The stumps look really good too but if I had to pick one it would be the chunky feet
Thank you for being the first person to acknowledge Wilson. 😊 And I'm still trying to decide on the feet and come up with a fab idea on how I would use them 😉
Make you some little green circles for each foot you want to attach to the body. Then cut a small slit in each circle big enough for the foot to fit through but fit snuggle then get a tie wrap and put it around like you normally would, and snip it then sew the remaining fabric onto the body of the baby yoda. You could do a more neat and pretty version but if you don't sew this is the best way to do it. Also instead of sewing you could do this with a glue gun or some Aleene's tacky glue and let it dry for 24 hours. Aleene's has some really good glue.
!!! Please introduce that top hat white face plague doctor?? Please? Or direct me to a video? Sauce? Anything? Edit: Oh, wait, they're for sale. I thought it was a Yoda mod. ... Oh, good, I can buy ten.
Maybe you could use the torso leg parts you have. Maybe you could cut the material down on the legs to make them as short as possible, then add those plastic zip ties to each of them. Then add the feet and that should be it.
Love the little fat feet. Have made soft sculpture dolls in the past. Have thought of soft sculpting legs and feet but may try your idea of the bias tape instead. Love the little fat feet.
@@dannycomellas I would make a casing with the bias tape and run a cord through the casing and tie it around the foot, then hand sew the bias tape to the bottom of the doll.
If you just want to add the feet two baby Yoda Mattel how about magnets glue a magnet onto the bottom of baby Yoda and then glue a magnet in the feet that way you can take them off if you don't like them or you can change the feet
Not yet. The project is on hold until possibly after the holidays because of the influx of new Baby Yoda items right now. I work full time and do Baby Yoda merch reviews practically full time, so I need things to slow down a bit so I can get some time. But it is still coming.
Which do you like better - the skinny feet or the fat feet?
Fat feet for sure.
Get feet
I agree he would probably have shorter legs and fatter baby feet. :)
Fat feet
I like the little fat feet better soo cute
hi Christa I'm 73 and watch you every day!!!! Giving you a big thumbs up. I'jve mastered in sewing and sculpting most of my life. If I were to attach just the feet..Id use gorilla glue . ..Probably will once I try to make the child's feet myself out of wood or sculpy. BTW Yodette is adorable. I'll send you a photo of my already modified Grogu. Carry on the god work ...Roxy
It's great that it fits so tight, because that means they are not just going to fall off when you pick him up.
Oh my goodness legs and feet everywhere! Blank feet, painted feet, feet with legs, CRAZY! Oh the fat feet look good! LMAO At shapewear for your Baby Yoda! Too many options! Another great video Krista! Seeee Ya Laaaater!
Thanks for showing all of the different modifications and showcasing artists. :)
I love those stumps !!! Too cute !!!💚💚💚
Stumpy feet are cute
baby yoda for life
Those stumps are the perfect length !
And the chubby feet are more proportional
With the hands !
The stumps and feet keep the overall proportions of the baby as seen on the show !
Just fantastic !
The one thing I forgot to mention in the video was while I like the length, I feel the feet are too far apart and point in weird directions.
@@SeeRad you can adjust the direction easily by nipping the zip ties with a nail clippers, and rotating them in . And don't cinch down the new zip ties as tight and they will be able to rotate all the time for different poses.
@@kahunadad the legs are a little far apart
@@SeeRad that one is way more tricky Krista...with the base of the doll being as wide as it is, to bring the legs closer together, you would need to narrow the bottom to bring in the hips...or he'd have gigantic Charro hips. Then you might as well get a new body.
Velcro maybe? I just got a Mattel baby yoda plush and I made him feet out of polymer clay. I am planning on super/hot glueing Velcro onto the feet and attaching it to my little green bean.
Attach feet with two sided Velcro.
Love!!!! Just ordered a body because of your review
I love all these creative ideas people have come up with
I love the proportions of the stumps vs. that of the poles. I am a sucker for fat baby feet. I would have to paint the toenails tan though.
I enjoy your video . I like the idea of adding legs and feet in the form of pants . In another video you had a jointed body you added baby Yoda’s head,hands to . Where can I buy that from ? Much thanks for your great videos .
Wilson!!!! So cute😍
I would maybe try stick in Velcro? For the lose feet :)
I love his robe !!!
I made a skeleton out of wire and gonna drill a litle hole in the center of the feet. I made 2 litle holes where the whire comes out for his feet. Had to replace the head with the wire going in. Now the arms are also movable ;-)
You know you can match the green legs to match his lighter color easily as well. It is just as easy as matching the white ones. Probably takes less layers too.
Yes but I wont be using these legs on my upcoming project.
I wouldn't want to cut it either! Can you hot glue or super glue the feet to Greebie?!! Just a thought!!
Im a bit late for this but if you haven’t you should try attaching the feet to little baby underwear so you get the “just the feet” look 🤔😅Just an idea😅
I like the the chunky feet!! Might order the chunky ones for my next BY. I have the Babu Babies version on my Kevin.
I added polymerclay feeties to a size 3 pamper with a little bit of packing tape. I didn't want to cut into the original Plush doll body either. My daughter handcrafted the custom made feeties from polymerclay.
Lol, I kinda like the fat feet more. I have one of the Mattel Costco exclusive Baby yodas and I think those would be super cute on him. Keep up the great vids 😄
Try checking out thepinkyoda on instagram she repaints/customizes baby Yoda dolls and they turn out so adorable!!!!
Ive seen her work. Would love to review one but too pricey for me.
@@SeeRad true hopefully one day you can get one on sale to review!!!!
Hopefully we see your new project soon. :)
PS could you please put the pants with feet and the poles and stumps on them with a coverall/sleeper suit? I'm not sure what size to get that would fit baby clothes. :)
I have made my new one with a full cuddle body and he's beautiful. :)
The original one was made by just stuffing baby pants with feet, his hands look a bit short though. He fits in a size 000/0000/newborn to 3 months. :) I didn't want to take the first doll's hands and head off.
I am looking for a Pattern to make a Jedi robes for my two Grogus
This is what I need but I live in Australia and the currency is different so it’s going to cost me $100 and then $50 for shipping. 😭😭😩
Hi there Wilson 🙂
Both are good but I think the chunky feet look a bit better
Please tell me you're getting the glow in the dark pair
The stumps look really good too but if I had to pick one it would be the chunky feet
Thank you for being the first person to acknowledge Wilson. 😊 And I'm still trying to decide on the feet and come up with a fab idea on how I would use them 😉
Make you some little green circles for each foot you want to attach to the body. Then cut a small slit in each circle big enough for the foot to fit through but fit snuggle then get a tie wrap and put it around like you normally would, and snip it then sew the remaining fabric onto the body of the baby yoda. You could do a more neat and pretty version but if you don't sew this is the best way to do it. Also instead of sewing you could do this with a glue gun or some Aleene's tacky glue and let it dry for 24 hours. Aleene's has some really good glue.
3m adhesive velcro to the feet with velcro and stitch velcro on the child. Removable feet, voila.
do you have a video on your headband? where did you get it?
My granddaughter wants those but they're pricey for a kids toy.
!!! Please introduce that top hat white face plague doctor?? Please? Or direct me to a video? Sauce? Anything?
Edit: Oh, wait, they're for sale. I thought it was a Yoda mod. ... Oh, good, I can buy ten.
Yes, he is from Squishables
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Maybe you could use the torso leg parts you have. Maybe you could cut the material down on the legs to make them as short as possible, then add those plastic zip ties to each of them. Then add the feet and that should be it.
That would work, but alas, I am not good with sewing and that needs to be done to add the zip ties.
I try to get a baby yoda whit legs but l cannot find it it's so difficult to find is hit legs where do you buy dose things plzz tell me
you could super glue the feet on fabric or hot glue works to
You could use bias tape sew to body and then attach feet.
Love the little fat feet. Have made soft sculpture dolls in the past. Have thought of soft sculpting legs and feet but may try your idea of the bias tape instead. Love the little fat feet.
But how would you attach the feet so they don't fall off?
@@dannycomellas I would make a casing with the bias tape and run a cord through the casing and tie it around the foot, then hand sew the bias tape to the bottom of the doll.
If you just want to add the feet two baby Yoda Mattel how about magnets glue a magnet onto the bottom of baby Yoda and then glue a magnet in the feet that way you can take them off if you don't like them or you can change the feet
Super strong magnets might work, but I would still be afraid of the feet flying off.
Is your project out
Not yet. The project is on hold until possibly after the holidays because of the influx of new Baby Yoda items right now. I work full time and do Baby Yoda merch reviews practically full time, so I need things to slow down a bit so I can get some time. But it is still coming.
Glue it
I like the fat feet the best . In one of your other