Same

It's as much the human eye as it is the human hand.

No , it will increase the production cost.

China

I'm not sure about this specific factory, but speaking from experience some of us who design, cut, screen print, or create anything understand that there are some things that you cannot do comfortably sitting down and you need to stand......I am one of those people! I can't cut fabric sitting down, I have to stand.... But hey, these people sadly need work and low income factories provide their means of living, there is no choice. There are many of us that have had experiences where we were treated unfairly at work, and it still exists today. Unfortunately, despite government debates about fair wages, better conditions, equal pay, being paid the minimum wage (which IMO is well under what people actually need) we are still living in the dark ages! Business is about profit, nothing else

@@chriscaine7689 granted, some jobs you can't do sitting down. it's factory work, what do people expect? i swear, some people need to spend a summer doing landscaping or roofing and learn what real work is. want better wages at work? get rid of the minimum wage. all a MW does is create a poverty level. if you raised it to $100/hr. then that's what the new poverty level would look like once markets adjusted. all you would accomplish is destroying your economy and the life savings of people who did real work all their lives.

@@dralpha9681 Does it matter? Anyone needs and deserves to be treated with dignity. Sitting like this for a whole day is not healthy for your back.

For real man. I used to hump them but now i respect them more.

@@bendover-bz4bc WTF-

@@bendover-bz4bc what the hell

@@bendover-bz4bc what Hump means?

@@vivekgogate3068 what mommy and daddy do when they wrestle

The sad truth is that they get paid very little but it is enough to buy/rent a house in China. This is also the reason why companies and even people online, outsource merchandise to China or Taiwan, because of how little pay the workers get. It's that easy to hire a manufacturer if you have the requirements.

Emma Roush what are they called

These were Neopets toys from McDonalds back in the day, when the site was popular... early to mid 2000's :}

i dont think they are paid well :,)

they are well paid in china !

@@nholmes86 idk if this is sarcasm but there's a reason we manufacture stuff from china and it's because the workers are paid very little

Pretty much all plush are sewn by hand. The work is too fine for machines to do well, least right now it is. These plush artists are very skilled! I just hope working conditions are fair for them / they get paid a living wage.

This video was made in 2011 maybe now it's all machines

@@RC.- nah, it's impossible for a machine alone to be able to sew complex seams, such as on gussets or darts! People HAVE used embroidery machines to sew flat pieces, like spikes or wings, in the past though :D!

Amazing, right?!? Ooof!

I have a box of them, over 20

Jan Silence seems like it to me

Claude Odell they dont

Its China, of course they dont.

It's China they probably won't

Nat Camacho ah yes it’s on the toys label as well

Neopets

yep...moreso McDonalds ;)

Crud that makes me even more sad....

China fair grounds

Me too! I have 3 star Meercas!

Nice! I’m missing like 5 and then I’ll have them all 😄

Ooo ya

😂

Neopets was not crap... it was awesome!

Imagine computers, laptops, and phones now

That’s sad! 😳🥺🥺🥺🥺

They are paid a minimum wage according to their region. A big reason why products made in China are so cheap is because of very cheap logistics and not because workers are paid low and treated inhumane like most people think.

I bought some neopets hangers overpriced last month, delicately cleaned them and they go everywhere with me on my bag every day

Prepare for a lawsuit.. unless you are gonna buy the rights while you are doing so.

Oh boy, you have no idea how things work. As a plush artist, I’m almost offended actually. It is not any different to do it at home. And the patterns are not cut for you, let me tell you that. Also, not everyone can afford an embroidery machine. So I sit here for a whole day or maybe days or weeks, trying to first figure out a pattern, then trace it, cut it and prepare eyes or anything I have to satin stitch on. Then actually do that and sew it all together, getting frustrated at times and stuff the things by hand, hurting my wrist in the process. Then I have to close it shut and mostly add details with the ladder stitch, poking myself with the needle quite often, to be honest. Also, you end up with dry skin on your fingers and sometimes it bursts open and you need to either use a bunch of lotion, or you need band aids. It is fun to sew, don’t get me wrong, but it is a lot of work, so don’t you say we do any less of it!

I forgot to mention that we also sew things by hand a lot, especially those who don’t own a sewing machine.

Cutey Peridot I know I’m an eon late, but the struggles like this were also formerly mine as well, until I utilized the resources around me. For example, my library has a program where they can rent out sewing machines, and my local sewing shop is able to help me with embroidering my files for a few bucks. I don’t know if this is how it is everywhere, but if you look hard enough, you can save up for a sewing machine. I got my current one for $50 at an online auction, and no longer had to return every two weeks and wait 3 days for “cool down” or a spot in line. Still have to pay for embroidery though... and the way you put making patterns, I took 2 weeks to make a miniature scale from start to finish of a plush, so relatable. I have been meaning to post, but school is starting back up again, and the pressure is on /.w.\ anyways, plush art is hard, but I hope you were able to grow from the time of this comment! Edit: I still have a cursed umbreon in my closet when I tried to hand satin stitch, lol.

@@ThatMimiThing designing patterns is the most difficult, machine embroidery is also difficult because you have to make the embroidery file and decide what stitches to use. The physical sewing isn't hard at all but it's extremely time consuming.

Jesus,still in the bag?! I can understand out of the bag but in the bag?

Haha. Yeah.

MrBratz247 I thought it's a squishy

MrBratz247 That is too cute.

MrBratz247 not gunna lie, I thought u just misspelled the word minors.

MrBratz247 trrruuueeeeee xD

Frigg And Freya you're welcome

Yes

"Child labor" Is soooo sad..

Great china...

That is life... 😐😐

+#CHILL 😞yup

+#CHILL brush you're everywhere XD I saw you on a few squishy vids

yes,is there any refreshing activities for them? like a happy holiday?

lisa stunda yea who is happy at work

Daniel Gudgeon Nah. All you need to freedom.

@@conchaquat6277 what

2019 nowadays :3c

Satsuki Yatouji I need a machine so much. Hand sewing can drive me nuts in no time! But I still love it

Strong Bad here in Brazil some people in the North (where he lives) die from starvation...

@Strong Bad It's not so bad for some people. There are those who prefer to work in this type of field. You can't lose doing something that makes you happy and pays you a wage.

😊😄

👍👍

Well idiots get tattoos which are essentially the same torture

My nan got her finger jammed in one of them when she used to work in a sewing factory. She still has a scar to this day...

Especially all my other plush toys.

It is 3.04

Just why am I watching this at 3am

Why

Anybody

Dont want something sharp left in a plush! Ouch.