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Pattern Help

CBPuppets

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Who's good at making puppet patterns? I need some help! I can't afford the simple series patterns and I am currently trying to draw patterns but the outcome always comes out too small! Please help
 

Muppetlab

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If your happy with the overall shape of the pattern, can you just increase the size on a photocopier? And keep increasing it until your happy? :smile:
 

Buck-Beaver

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I don't know if this helps or not, but I have a few free patterns available on my blog.

Something that is a very good investment is the "From Sketch to Show Volume 1" DVD from Playsoup that explains a good method for making patterns. That way instead of spending $25+ on a single pattern, for $30 you can learn to make whatever you need.

Here's a promo for it:


You can find more about the video at www.playsoup.com
 
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