#plushified furby boom

[cubed-coffee-creations]

I plushified a furby boom!

[hudshem]

All of my furbies!

The oldest ones:

On the left we have Cypher (no, he's not named after Bill Cypher), he is year 2000 furby, which makes him pretty special, hehe.

On the right is Bong Bonk, furby baby in the color "blue change", and he is now plushified (the mechanic part is also in use, you'll see it later).

On the left here we have Gorilla Pickle, furby buddy in the color "owl". He is my first 90s furby!

In the middle is Kuzco, McDonald's furby from 2001, and on the right is Wonderwall, another McDonald's one, but from 2006.

The newest ones:

In the middle we have Acetone, furby boom in the color "blue waves" from 2013.

On the sides there are McDonald's furbies from 2012-2013, on the left is Roblox, and on the right is Diavolo.

The handmade ones:

Next there are furbies made by me! The first one, Adolph, is made of microfiber towel. The second one, Bad Trip, is made out of a body of 2001 McDonald's furby and some scrap fabric. Third one, Opium, is made with pattern of furby buddy and some air dry clay. The fourth (and the most horrifying of them all) is Hannibal Vader. He is made out of robotic parts left from making Bong a plush.

Here is Tonika, the only girl in my collection (such a shame, actually). Her body is crossbody bag, and her face is a 2001 McDonald's furby (i took it from Bad Trip).

And here are furbies made by my friends. On the left is Pronouns, and on the right is JD (which is short for Janthony Dicholas). He was made by @eshtaresht!

And last, but not least, is Yolk, my longest and most spoiled son.

The end!

I hope that my collection wil expand and i will have all furbies that i want :)

[ali3nfurbs]

PROFILE ;;

Dash, Furby Boom (Orange Stars)

pronouns: he/him personality: sleepy, cuddly, eager to please condition: non-functioning (plushified) acquired via: in-laws could not resell him; gave him to me. came missing ears and with battery acid in battery compartment.

theme: space puppy

CUSTOMIZATIONS:

custom eyes

custom ears

painted faceplate, beak, tongue, feet, and eyelids

carved beak

friendship necklace with name

plushified

PLANNED CUSTOMIZATIONS:

needs more accessories

redo of custom ears (no longer happy with them)

[plasticeggbeak]

Repost: Furby booms that I have plushified after they both froze :( These used to be Doo-Doo (left) and May-Bay (right). I love how I made Doo-Doo so scenecore, and May-Bay is now a Furby OC of mine I will post about later ^^

[furbybathwater]

Okay so taking a boom apart is so much easier than 2012! This took me only half a hour, with miku I was struggling for almost 2 hours...

On another note, the robotics here are fully functional so if anyone is looking for spare boom parts I'd be willing to trade them for pretty much any not working furby! Or just deliver them to you if you pay the postage I'd hate to see good parts go to waste.

I am only using the skin and the faceplate myself.

[bakedbeansandfriends]

So I'm plushifying Zebs (temp name), but I want to make the ears poseable!

They're very floppy rn, any ideas?? The white part goes under the fur

[furbubby]

Meet TriChroma! This Furby Boom came to me from a goodwill and wasnt functioning, so TriChroma volunteered to become a plushified furby! They still have their whole front case inside of them, but theyre much softer and squishier now!

[gatortoe]

How to make a weighted plush furby (1998 / 2012, boom)

(This tutorial is generalized for both the 1998 and 2012 / furby boom so it will not include process pictures nor will it detail how to close up the faceplate or ears on your furby. I will however provide links to some tutorials for getting you to the point where this one picks up below. Make sure you keep the base of your furby as it will be important later.

Note: The 1998s are easier to skin and prepare for stuffing then the 2012s but the 2012s are often cheaper. Consider your skill level (in my case patience) and financial situation before attempting this project as the plastic beans needed to give the furby extra weight are more expensive than the regular polyfill, and you can get a more polished look with a new in/with box 2012 furby. Or you can be like me and throw caution to the wind. Whatever works for you)

1998

2012/Boom

One of my favorite types of Furbies are those itty bitty spaced out furby buddies. For me they are too small to be much use for stimming and none of their face parts move but the bean bag center has always given these fellows a wonderful little bit of weight. This had me wondering if I could make a full size furby with a bean bag core. Turns out it is much easier than it looks and all you need is some extra fabric of any color, the base of your furby, some weighted pellets for use in your bean bag, and a small amount of polyfill. I personally used the polyfill plastic pellets since they were easy to pick up at my local Walmart. I'd recommend using whatever is convenient or cheapest but you can get heavier beans out there.

The first thing you're going to need is the furby you intend to to turn into a plush. This particular tutorial will work for any 1998 adult, baby or 2012 furby/boom. Be sure to keep the base as this will come in handy later.

Follow the respective tutorial for pushifying your particular furby up until the point where you need to begin to sew up the butt.

Set your furby aside for now.

Using scrap fabric cut two squares roughly the same width but never bigger than the base of your furby. Using the plastic base that came with them is a useful measuring tool for this.

Pin the two squares together and sew up three of the four sides. Make sure your seams are tight so that none of the beans can't escape their soul prison.

Invert the fabric so that your seam allowances are on the inside and add your beans, making sure to add only enough to give the bag shape and weight while still allowing it to deform and move semi-freely. Just enough for it to be a proper bean bag but not enough that you're making a mess when you're sewing it up. Beans do not compress like polyfill.

Note: It is not necessary to turn your bean bag inside out and use a ladder stitch to close it up if it does not bother you. The bean bag is going to be inside the furby and not visible but it bothered me so I chose to turn the bag inside out for a more finished look. Do what makes you happy in life, dude.

Once you have added your beans turn the bag sideways so that the seam is facing you and sew close across the top of the bag going across that seam. Once done you should have a functional bean bag perfect for pelting your siblings or giving your furby a core of beans.

And speaking of your furby, it's time to bring them back!

Make a "nest" for your bean bag inside their skull by laying down a layer of regular polyfill at the top of the head. If you have a furby boom I would recommend adding extra stuffing around the faceplate as this era of furbies have larger face plates that poke further into the middle of the furby then the original 1998s.

Stuff around the bean bag to your desired firmness and set your furby aside one last time. You will see them again real soon.

Again using your base trace a circle around it using your remainder scrap fabric. If you have a furby boom or 2012 and you have the original box you can use the scrap fabric in the top of the box to sew up the butt for a more polished look.

I would recommend giving yourself a large seam allowance and making sure your trace lines are clearly marked. It can be a little bit difficult to sew up the bottom but I find the best method is a combination of pins and ample ladder stitching.

Voila! You now have a weighted plush furby! Enjoy your very shaped friend and give them lots of pets!

(P.s If you use this tutorial and have any progress pics please send them to me so that I might include them in an updated tutorial. I will be sure to credit.)

[the-furby-queen]

My very first plushification on two broken Furby Booms is complete! I painted their eyes and faces, sewed their ears to their skin, stuffed them with stuffing and a beanbag each, and sewed up their booties with these cute fabrics🥰 I absolutely adore these two and am very happy with how they came out! They will be going up for sale on my Etsy this weekend and I'm excited for them to go off to new homes and adventures♥️ . . . #furby #furbyforsale #furbycommunity #furbyfandom #furbyboom #furby2013 #furbyart #furbyplush #furbycustom #customfurby #plushfurby #customplush #customplushfurby #thefurbyqueen #beanbagplush #plushifiedfurby #plushified https://www.instagram.com/p/CdNHzHEuOPZ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[beeceit]

Thomas: It's Furby Time!

Logan, holding a furby boom: This is Madame Razz

Patton, holding a 2005 furby: This is Throckmorton!

Janus, holding a furby connect: This is raspberry sherbert

Remus, holding a diy furby: THIS IS BONGWATER!

Roman, holding a plushified classic furby: And this is Plague Baby Slut Boi

[unmotivated-furby-mother]

Do you know if newer furbys can be longified? The old ones are kinda hard to get one’s hands on, and also I want long furby boom crystal and I just wanna know if that’s a thing I could do.

Hi! Newer furbies can definitely be longified from what I've seen on tumblr, but I hear it's a different process. I'll make a post for you where I find any links, I'll ask around as well :) But really, all you have to do is find out a way to gut the electronics out of the furb, save the faceplate, plushify, longify!

[furby-sexual]

Meet me & the squad!

About me:

Hi! My name is Misty and I’m a 20 y/o Canadian furby artist! I customize furbs and do a lot of other art too, but I really only post my furbs...for now. I plan to sell/trade customs and open commissions, once I get the hang of things :)

The Gang:

I have 13 total Furby, and I plan to make and buy more! I collect all models and years and I’m learning to customize each kind. My favourites are buddies and 98s and connects.

98 Furbs:

On the left is my Giraffe furb Whopper and my very first custom! On the right is my Leopard furb Peaches, my first plushified baby with my first custom eyechips ✨

2005 Furbs:

On the left is my Passion Fruit furb, Shortcake! She works completely and has no customization on her. On the right is Nebula (Nebby) my (originally Sleepy Pink) first custom dyed furby! It took a lot of work and they don’t work but they are beautiful! (And for sale 👀)

2012/Boom Furbs:

Black: Onyx, the plushified and shaker eye furb.

Orange: Cheeto. My first 2012. He’s for sale:)

Blue waves: Seafoam. My most beautiful custom yet 💙

Furby Connects:

Blueberry Soda :) 💜 My first connect and I love him so so much. 12/10 cutest baby ever and I probably won’t customize him cause he’s THAT cute. 🥺 I want him to have a little pink sister though 💜

McDonald’s Furbs:

On the left: Beep, the stuffed keychain furb! I painted his beak but that’s it. He’s such a cutie and he comes on adventures with me! On the right: nameless furb. He’s just the hard kind that blinks from button presses on his back. This boy hasn’t been customized much, but I did lighten his beak color and gave him a layer of sparkle over his body ✨

NOT PICTURED:

Party Rocker (Twittby)

Sleepy Blue 2005 Furby (Sapphire)

If you made it this far, then thank you and welcome! I’m open to friends within the community and I’m always looking for a deal on furbs 💜 I’ll also be posting stuff for sale and customizations and tutorials, so stick around! Maybe you’ll see something you love :)

Ttyl! ~ Misty 🌸✨

[curiosity-killed-the-batt]

I think today is the day my furby boom gets plushified

Their name is Bombpop and they are my only furby boom but they have a broken motor so they are getting plushified!

(Also they are nonbinary!)

I'll updates as I plushify!

[screamracket]

in the process of plushifying a furby boom, ive turned his face into a shaker!

[stunning-eclipse]

;-; corrosion sucks

My newest baby, Fiesta, has a serious amount of corrosion so I’m going to plushify her! She’s a Furby Boom so if anyone has tips please help, I’ve never plushified before plus I can’t find any tutorials on plushifying a Boom. Anyways I’ll show updates on her!

[furbybathwater]

Interest check!

I have been thinking about recreating my miku furby since I really enjoyed the process, but am not sure would I like to have multiple mikus so would anyone be interested to getting their own Miku furby?

It would be similar to mine, have 2012 or a boom as their base, have painted eyes, custom ponytails and be plushified. I was thinking about doing also other Miku modules like Sakura Miku so the colors could be different, and if someone is interested I could create one of a module of their chose!

I am not sure yet how much I would sell one for, but it probably would be starting from 40dollars plus shipping.

Boosts are very much appreciated~