"NOKOGIRI DOG" Plush Toy now in progress

 After the success of our Skyhook plush toy, we're now proceeding in our second project: the Nokogiri Dog. With a simple pattern designed by Maulwurf Studio, sewing the plush should take less time than our Skyhook, but here is where it starts to become difficult. The plush requires two materials: Fleece and Faux fur. The faux fur must be brushed to be accurate to the path in which an animal's fur flows and the fleece must match or compliment the fur color perfectly. We'll also be using wire and weighted objects to make the plush posable and able to stand upright. And if optional, we may add a lavender satchel to make the plush scented. The head may be the hardest part. Because of its unique design for a mecha-fauna plush toy, a 3D-printed buzzsaw will be used as the head. It will have a face painted on and sprayed with matte finishing and will be sewn, "velcro'd", or (worst case scenario), glued on after we form the neck of the plush. The plush should be approximately the size of a small to medium sized earth dog.