Fabric after being cut out. I actually had much more fabric left over than initially thought, so I was able to make two more. I opted to use a different material for the Honey Slime’s honeycombs, as I thought that would make it stand out more.
Slime Rancher slimes- Honey
Slime Rancher slimes almost all share the same base body shape, so it is very easy to make all the types of slimes from the two games. So far, a Honey slime has been the only one that had been requested I make. Because I had some scrap fabric in the correct color, I also threw in a Honey Slime’s favorite food, a mint mango.
Tabby Slime parts before being cut out
Honey Slime’s face appllique after being applied, with its honeycomb present
Slime Rancher slimes- Tabby
The first Slime that I actually made. As it has stripes down its side, I needed to figure out the seams for the normal bodies after the fact, which was relatively easy.
Tabby Slime before being stuffed
Slime Rancher slimes- Angler
The second slime that I made. The extra parts were actually hand-patterned instead of creating from a 3D model, as the shapes were relatively simple and flat. Aside from its lure, I opted to baste in any new features for the shapes to remain flat and be more stable within the seams.
Basted-in features
Angler Slime’s face applique
Angler Slime being actively stuffed. My old comfortor gave its life to a good cause