[OutdatedBoombox]

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Username;; D.J.D Vos
Colour;; yellow!

[Spottedleaf.]

Day 9!
Username;; Spottedleaf.
Colour;; brown

[Spottedleaf.]

username;; Spottedleaf.
what colour thread would you sew into your own plushie tolter, and why?I would probably sew a nice, natural light green thread into my own plushie tolter that went right with their eye color. This would complement good and look pretty snazzy. I love green’s, and blue’s and they go great with a lot of other colors such as brown, white and a hodgepodge of other colors. I think that color of a thread would be unique and fit right in. Plus, if any of the tolters had a fun time playing with the plushie tolter, the green grass stains won’t stand out as much.

[iStarz & Everly]

Day 9!
Username;; iStarz
Colour;; orange

[SkyWishes21]

Day 9!
Username;; SkyWishes21
Colour;; Yellow

[aray17]

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Username;; aray17
Colour;; yellow

[Vinson]

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Username;; Vinson
Colour;; brown

[ajax.]

Day 9!
Username;; Ajax.
Colour;; orange

username;; Ajax.
what colour thread would you sew into your own plushie tolter, and why?

It really depends on the tolter and what coat they have. The thread needs to look nice against the main fabric and not seem awkward. Like green on a bright red tolter plushy, if it was red roan, I. May look better but simple cherry red would seem too Christmassy. It's also the person, blue roan with purple stitching may coexist better but again it depends on the colour. I think I would go for a simple thread that's a few shades darker than the tolts main fabric because then it would match better. While it's safe, safe and simple can be very nice like I always enjoy a solid tolter. If a tolter has matching eye and shoe colour I might choose that to make it more of a colour scheme. I have several choices on the colour thread because there's so many main fabrics to pick for a tolter plushy.

[hiraeth + hound]

Day 9!
Username;; watchdog.
Colour;; orange!

[OutdatedBoombox]

username;; D.J.D Vos
what colour thread would you sew into your own plushie tolter, and why?

I'd sew in a soft chrome silver thread and a simple black thread. I selected these two colors respectively for the white markings and base coat respectively. The silver thread would give the white markings a bit of a pop, while black thread would work well with whatever dark base coat I happened to pick, as I have a preference for coats in the black/grey/bluish ranges. I also happen to have a weakness for a bit of a shiny aspect in things, hence why the thread would have a chrome aspect to it. Little bright bits to catch and reflect the light in an interesting way. (108 words)