Love isn’t over for the weighed companion cube.

Not exactly a papercraft (except if you treat fabric as a special kind of paper), but awesome nonetheless. A sewing pattern template has been posted on how to make your own weighed companion cube plushie. Now you can finally hug your best friend. For best results, try using a thicker grade plush fabric for the corners and the midlines to accentuate depth.

On the downside, making this plushie will require a some previous experience with sewing. And unlike papercraft which everything can be easily glued together, such is not the case with fabrics. The hard part really comes with making the cube’s form and making the closing stitches.

If you think you have enough skill and patience to make this, just click on the patterns below and download them. Just think of the delicious cake afterwards. Read more »

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/po/ has delivered once again. Its a pretty simple and straightforward template. If you want it simple and easy, you can just focus on making the base cube. But if you want a little more accuracy on the companion cube’s shape and form, then paste / add all of the extra details.

Just don’t burn it this time
companion cubes need your love and attention

Template created by Moony on /po/

UPDATED: Want to make a more realistic companion cube? Ted Fallenger from /po/ has made a more realistic papercraft template for the weighed companion cube – at a price. The difficulty has been increased a little bit. The curves will be difficult, but as long as you follow the fold lines correctly, its would be easy. However, since this is just an early prototype, there is one major ingredient missing – The signature heart

Until then, we’ll just wait for the next update.

UPDATED: Latest version of Ted’s templates finally uploaded. Now features both the regular storage cube and the weighted companion cube – and yes, with the Heart!

Download Textured Weighted Companion Cube Template
Download Textured Weighted Storage Cube Template
(on rapidshare temporarily due to bandwidth limits)

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