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x10 by Force TheOneAndOnly, Rin Brooker, Goddess of Doom and Thievery

July 22nd, 2009 11:25 PM

INSTRUCTIONS: Create a working replica of a common or mundane object that is exactly a power of ten times the size of the original. The power of ten may not be zero.



Rin: I've been wanting to do this task for a long time, but I needed help, I finally go the attention of Force TheOneAndOnly as this was originally supposed to be a gift for Mastermind Of Foot Thievery whom he cares about very much. on the day he was supposed to come over and help though she came over instead having already figured out cleverly what was afoot. We shopped and began the project which went pretty smoothly besides for a few technical difficulties and a run to Walmart at midnight. We finished the body together and left the work on the face up to Force TheOneAndOnly and myself a few days later. all the work resulted in a huge functional stuffed penguin like the world has never seen.


Force TheOneAndOnly: I remember what we were thinking of doing first, a giant teddy but a penguin just seemed so perfect. I sadly missed out on putting together the main parts (body and head) but was able to pitch in a lil on the face.


Mastermind: Not that it was hard to figure out.....

The sewing machine kept screwing up and it was annoying. But overall it was all good. I liked it. Very fun. And very cuddly. I had work and couldn't help with the face.

Hmmm....my thoughts are currently not working so well. So ya....I'm done now

- smaller

the subject.

the subject.


Measurments

Measurments

Ok so the penguin is roughly 7 and a half inches tall. multiply that by 10 and we have a 6'3" penguin on the way.


wallmart

wallmart

After we got the fabric we stopped at Walmart for loads of stuffing.


stuffing

stuffing

There was a lot of it


we took ther entire shelf of boxes

we took ther entire shelf of boxes


Material

Material

The skull material laid out is what we found for the body of the penguin, the plaid off to the right is the stuff for the head.


we folded

we folded


we sewed

we sewed


And pinned

And pinned


And unpinned

And unpinned


and sewed

and sewed


and got distracted

and got distracted


played nuns.

played nuns.


and then we sewed more

and then we sewed more


pachi was there, he wasn't collaberating

pachi was there, he wasn't collaberating

just there.


but the disaster struck.

but the disaster struck.


the sewing machine was doing this

the sewing machine was doing this


but Rin figured it out.

but Rin figured it out.


and we sewed more

and we sewed more


the empty penguin

the empty penguin


we stuffed

we stuffed


failed at sitting on the penguin

failed at sitting on the penguin


and stuffed

and stuffed


Rin transfering funds

Rin transfering funds

We ran out of stuffing so we needed to buy more so I transferred funds and it was back to Walmart


a late night snack.

a late night snack.


so far faceless 6'3" penguin

so far faceless 6'3" penguin

At 1AM


the faceless penguin sits

the faceless penguin sits


then..

then..

Force TheOneAndOnly showed up!


and proptly got distracted

and proptly got distracted

Mastermind of Foot Thievery called.


then he found a cotton swan

then he found a cotton swan


finally the penguin face got done!

finally the penguin face got done!


6'3" penguin

6'3" penguin

7.5x10, 75 inches. Epic.


Is it functional?

Is it functional?

It passes the cuddle test, and it is filled with fun memories. These are the two purposes of a stuffed animal.


An improvment

An improvment



for Lincoln

for Lincoln



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posted by Samantha on July 22nd, 2009 11:54 PM

Truly Magnificent, we should all have 6 foot penguins to hug in our homes.

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posted by teucer on July 23rd, 2009 12:02 AM

Penguins aren't all that mundane, but this is awesome anyway.

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posted by JJason Recognition on July 23rd, 2009 12:33 AM

Stuffed animals are mundane. Cuddly, but mundane.

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posted by Rather Dashing on July 23rd, 2009 1:57 AM

what a wonderful, wonderful, blobby penguin decorated with skulls!

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posted by MonkeyBoy Dan on July 23rd, 2009 5:20 AM

I've been vote stingy here as you've neglected to give your (admittedly perfectly functional - GIANT HUGS ^_^) giant replica penguin any flippers.

Without flippers this ginormous bird will be like the famous clown, crying on the inside ;,,,-(, as all the other sea creatures mock him for being unable to swim.

How cruel you are to create him thus, its like an avian edward scissorhands.

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posted by Lincøln on July 23rd, 2009 8:53 AM

I'm gonna be a little bit point stingy too. As it's not an exact replica. I know it says "working replica" and not "exact replica", but I got so excited in my soul when you explained what you were gonna do to see the giant black and white penguin at the end, and every time I saw pictures of the fabric, I wondered what was up, but just assumed that was the first layer and first layers can be any color, I figured the white fuzzy fabric was going on over it. And when I saw it finished I was so disappointed that he wasn't black and white that I forgot all about the fact that you made an awesome six foot penguin. So black and white and fuzzy I guess are important to me. I'm sorry I'm so aesthematic.

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posted by Rin Brooker on July 23rd, 2009 1:20 PM

Dan, thanks for reminding me about those!

Lincoln, I made them pink just for you.

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posted by MonkeyBoy Dan on July 23rd, 2009 2:13 PM

HOORAY!

POINTS FOR EVERYBODY!

and for those playing along at home, the clown's name was pagliacci.

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posted by rongo rongo on July 24th, 2009 1:16 PM

Black and white would definitely have been more recognizably penguiny, though colorful and skully has some charm too.
(For any future stuffing needs, I will offer this tip---you can get old foam mattresses really cheap, and then rip them into bits for stuffing gigantic objects w/o breaking the bank.)

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posted by Jellybean of Thark on July 24th, 2009 5:52 PM

Get aload of the six foot hug machine over here!

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posted by MonkeyBoy Dan on July 25th, 2009 3:42 AM

The new mood music is inspiring visions of the world under attack by the psychadelic giant penguin army.

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posted by Rin Brooker on July 25th, 2009 2:15 PM

Ok Lincoln, I turned it into a giant black&white penguin.

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posted by Lincøln on July 25th, 2009 10:29 PM

You get a belly laugh that confused Chloe the pooch.