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| Physical Manifestation of an Among Us Crewmate
| | Pythagorean's Theorem |
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| Materials Needed:
| | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFHm0Ot3PP0 |
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| # Plush Toy (Approximately 10-12 inches tall)
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| # Blue jumpsuit (with space-themed patches, if available)
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| # Small helmet (preferably white)
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| # Miniature backpack (optional)
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| # Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, and black felt fabric
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| # Hot glue gun
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| # Needle and thread
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| # Small black buttons (for eyes)
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| # Black thread or marker (for mouth)
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| # Polyester stuffing
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| Instructions:
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| # Constructing the Body:
| | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=up21mvokyQ4 |
| #* Take the plush toy and dress it in the blue jumpsuit. Ensure it fits snugly.
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| #* If using a backpack, attach it securely to the back of the jumpsuit.
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| # Creating the Helmet:
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| #* Craft a miniature helmet using the white felt fabric. Cut out two identical helmet shapes and sew or glue them together, leaving an opening at the bottom.
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| #* Stuff the helmet lightly with polyester stuffing for shape.
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| #* Attach the helmet securely to the crewmate's head.
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| # Adding Details:
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| #* Using the colored felt fabric, cut out shapes resembling the symbols seen on crewmates' suits in the game (e.g., the electrical bolt, leaf, etc.).
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| #* Carefully glue these symbols onto the jumpsuit in appropriate places.
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| # Facial Features:
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| #* Sew or glue two small black buttons onto the crewmate's face for eyes.
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| #* Use black thread or a marker to create a simple smile beneath the eyes.
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| # Final Touches:
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| #* Ensure all components are securely attached and any excess glue or thread is trimmed away neatly.
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| Once completed, the physical manifestation of an Among Us crewmate should closely resemble its digital counterpart. Display it proudly as a testament to the game's influence on popular culture and the imagination it inspires.
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