[FORGE, OPEN] Plush-a-Palooza

[seppawku]

'I'll give it a shot, we can ask them if it takes too long.'  Mince took a moment to think, tilting their head to the side. 'Other than the trinkets, the rest I had just.. collected on whims, or it's a TCP part. I can always get more of the quilting; it's from a friend, and the feathers are my own. If there's extras, you're welcome to them if you'd like?" 

Though even if there wasn't, they would probably offer her some anyway.

[Lilium Mortem]

"Oh of course! I am surprised I did not see that. these are lovely feathers." Jocelyn said. "Thank you for the generosity. My room is rather barren at the moment, and I think a- what's the term?, 'pillow fort' would feel nice."

Jocelyn picked up some fabric and tried how to piece together how one would cut it in order to make something plush. Despite owning a rather large(for TCPs) bed, she felt like a cozier pile of pillows would be more appropriate for some reason.

[seppawku]

Mince laid some of the bones Jocelyn had set out on a piece of the quilted fabric, tracing a wider outline around them mentally. ’You’re welcome. I’ve certainly got them to spare! I’d think our plush creatures will make a nice companion, too; it’s lonely living alone. Even just a friendly face is nicer.’ What did they need now? Scissors, a needle, and thread, primarily. They rifled through the materials on the nearest table before returning to Jocelyn, handing her an extra set of the scissors.

[Lilium Mortem]

Jocelyn took the scissors and took a few experimental snips in the air, getting used to using them with her large hands. She wouldn't even know where to start, so she let Mince take the lead.

"Let me know what it is I should do." She said.

[seppawku]

’Would you mark the length of the legs? You have a better grasp on its anatomy than I do.’

[Lilium Mortem]

If Jocelyn thought of the fabric as skin, and the plus as muscles/misc. internal organs, she could easily see how much they would need. She pulled out the cloth, measuring it by eye and then holding it next to the skeleton. Then she realized that there should be more room for plush, the muscle analogy didn't work out all that well, so she gave a little extra room for the plush to pad.

"There," She said, holding out the cloth for Mince to cut, "That should be the ideal length for accommodating skeletal structure of the legs while allowing enough room for stuffing to make it soft."