
Going through the different prototypes allowed me to adapt my techniques and learn more about plush construction, enhancing my techniques. Once his pattern was finalized I made several more...

But I turned around for a minute and they all flew off! I finally found them hiding in an empty shelf on my bookcase.

I guess they didn't like the daylight so much. I managed to wrestle them into a box and deliver them to their buyer. And another 10 to be made and delivered before the end of April. :D
They'll be available exclusively through Clothes That Kill!
Hi Suzannah, I asked to buy one of these plush 2 years ago to Clothes that Kill and they told me they were not available anymore :'( how could I have one for one of my gothic friend's baby?
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Christelle
Hi Christelle, sorry for the late reply. I'm afraid I do not own the copyright for this guy so I cannot make and sell them myself. I had made several for Clothes that Kill, but had to stop because I was not able to continue making them at a reasonable wholesale price. I am sorry. If you check out Deviant Art or Etsy you may find some other bat plushies that would be just as cute.
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