Two　types　of　bimetallic　nanoparticle　are　constructed　on　soft　substrates　via　a　laser-induced　transfer　technique.　One　particle　is　a　physical　mixture　with　distinct　gold　and　silver　nanoparticles,　while　the　other　is　a　gold-silver　alloy　nanoparticle.　Different　hybrid　plasmon　responses　can　be　achieved　by　these　nanoparticles,　which　can　be　attributed　to　electromagnetic　interactions　between　gold　and　silver.　Both　nanostructures　can　be　fabricated　using　one　or　two　ultraviolet　laser　pulses.　Also,　the　stability　of　the　spectra　of　these　nanoparticles　remains　robust　when　the　substrate　is　stretched　and　bended.　These　particles　may　provide　an　alternative　way　to　investigate　plasmonic　sensors　and　random　laser　devices.　(C)　2014　Author(s).