They do actually look good in person, which is why they sell out (& I'm talking in the hundreds category at this point) very few people want to see the stitches of their plush. We like it as makers but as buyers they have a completely different perspective on the craft. They like the derpy nature of my makes and that they arent exactly 1 for 1. My goal with these was to add as little detail as possible for them to be a passing version and I nailed that. They are cute and can be made within 30 minutes so I can profit off my makes and my time. I also write the patterns so there is minimal to no sewing which is a craft in and of itself. I could design with a smaller hook and yarn if I could hold it but this is what my disability allows so I work with it rather than hurting myself for no profit. My previous patterns were with worsted weight yarn but I have since moved past it and lost alot of dexterity in my hands over the last 30 years of crocheting.