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[iamblueraspberry-makes]

Do you have more plushie images? Stitchy is precious to me and I would greatly appreciate any additional Stitchy content. Give the lad all the nice things.

Hi!

Sorry this took me so long to answer 😅 Life has been INSANE.

Here are some drawings and photos I made for his artfight page!

I also have a couple posts about him on my main blog. You can find them here and here.

[iamblueraspberry]

How is Stitchy?

He's doing great!

... though he may have gotten a bit lost 😅 He's been swallowed by the abyss that is my bed. Too many blankets & plushies, lol.

I'll post an update when I find him 😅😅

[iamblueraspberry]

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[iamblueraspberry]

It's not normal to feel that your head is being squished by the wig; if it's uncomfortable, consider looking up tutorials on how to add elastic to make it slightly larger. Also, for wigs with overly long ponytails, the weight often tugs it back; you'll want some extra clips and a wig band (stretch velvet headband angled in such a way that it keeps the wig from sliding around) to keep it in place.

That's really good to know! Thanks so much!!!

I don't usually wear hair clips, so I didn't really have anything I could've used to hold it in place.

I think the pigtails were the majority of the problem tbh. When I first get the wig on it doesn't feel super uncomfortable. It's when it starts sliding around that things feel off.

I think the tightness was probably caused by my hair. I have pretty long hair and it's hard to get under a wig. Maybe I should look into some tutorials on how to wear wigs when you have long hair?