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The muffins were my fave part.
And thanks again for all the faves! ^^
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to quote Derpy 'Muffins!' 
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heyyyyyyy ^^
what's prize for this little derpy ?
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Greetings!
You mean price? You can find my commission information here: dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/15… 
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awwwwwwwww, there so cute! I almost have enough to bye one! Can't wait until I do!
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Awesome! ^^
Just let me know when.
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OMG so cute! this the best plush of derpy that i see when i get money i gonna buy one .w. but that could not happen really soon ._. but anyway great job!!
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Well, thank you much for all the faves and watch! I’ll try not to disappoint.
And that's okay, I plan to keep doing this for as long as I can.
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I saw you talking about satin fabric and I must ask how to not make it fray if you know?
I'm making a cloak out of satin and I used a running stitch hand sewn, as I have no sewing machine, to hem it. If I only use the running stitch once and don't even fold the fabric, will it eventually tear apart due to fraying even if I turn it right side out? Just wondering ^-^"
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DAT MUFFIN THO-
seriously, you made a really good muffin! How in the hay do you make 'em so good?
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Needle sculpting I guess?
Glad you like them!
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Ahh, but your good at this! How could you need improvment with a god-like talent with this? *has no talent for making plushies*
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I started sewing 2 years and 4 months ago. ... Just try it! ^^
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I am trying, I am trying to make a pony for my boyfriend but alas no use so far- *sighs*
Since you are a plush maker, do you mind if I ask you a few questions? Your the only one that has talk to me so far!
Asides from minky, what kind of material is good? I was not good with the silk like material I was given by my mother
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Ooo, yeah. Satin like materials is a real bad choice too. Fleece has a similar stretch and doesn't fray much.
Also: comments.deviantart.com/4/1844… and fav.me/d5whb83
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Ahh thank you so much! *bows*
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Ahhh, sorry for bothering you again and once more if this is something you have answered and I am blind.
I was wondering what kind of ink I can use without permenantly damaging the fleece. My crayola markers that are washable are not doing to well-
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Well, of all the things I don't hide, the ink I use for tracing is something I actually will keep a secret. ^^ But that doesn't mean I can't try to give a recommendation, but what do you mean by permanently damaging? It could well be that what I use wouldn't even fall under that category, but I don't know. I can say using something that bleeds is definitely a bad idea, but even then the best approach is to sew inside the lines and trim off excess.
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ok just making a joke here xDD
which ones the changeling?
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lol xD I HAD TO THO
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I know the feels. ^^
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i wish i could have one but i dont have many points or.. xD
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D'AWWWW
MUFFINS
Are they magnetic? o.o
DERPNETIC MUFFINS
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One of these years I'm going to order something from you...eventualllllyyyy-y-y-y *echo peters out into the distance*
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Cools! If you get to visit, you can even inspect quality before buying!
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Awesomesauce! Sounds good! Though it isn't necessary, you are awesome, and I need no further proof of that!
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Though I totally wouldn't say no to inspecting your masterpieces with my own two I promise to wash them first, and be gentle hands!
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Of course! Hands must always be washed.
But at least they're probably not sand paper hands like mine. C:
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True, I do have some spindly nerd hands. All this typin' and whatnot. You have lightbulbs and electronics, and I have algorithms and math trivia
Though I do have 3 weird callouses on my left hand. Which I cannot possibly fathom their origins...
But yes, sanitation protocols must be adhered to!
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Sorry to hear that. I can see those on a foot easily, but a hand, that's a bummer. 
I just have a seed wart on my right thumb, but I pull/cut a bit out every now and then.
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I WILL TOTALLY SUE THEM FROM NINETEEN YEARS IN THE FUTURE FOR TANGENTIALLY RELATED REASONS
/royalcanterlotvoice
But yeah, that sounds nasty. Also isn't picking at warts supposed to be a risk for infection? D:
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Barely visible for the most part (when considering the skin around it), and it doesn't hurt. Technically, even picking one's nose would be present a risk of infection. 
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At what temp do you consider a wart frozen? And how big of an application area before you go from "frozen wart" to "frostbitten hand"?
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A dermatologist generally take a q-tip style cotton swab, and applies it for a few seconds. I've had it done a couple of times on another finger or two, but this was the only one that consistently came back. (Also, the doctor was actually kind of amazed that I didn't seem to have a problem with it. Not sure why others would, because the actual burning sensation doesn't start until about a minute after application.) But generally, the point is indeed to freeze it to kill it.
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Well what I meant was more specifically if you had a temperature in which case it was considered frozen. -50C, -100C, 0K?
But the Q-tip sized application answered my other question.
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I figured, but I have no idea. Now, had I ever had the chance to actually see the generator they have, it might have the current temperature on a display that might give me a clue. ^^
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You'll have to pay attention for me next time
And not sure if anything was implied in my other comment/thread I have with you, but I wanted to thank you for your concern. ^-^
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Haven't been there in some time. Another blessing is I've rarely been to my regular doctor since we lost health insurance. I used to get sinus infections through the year. Now I take 1g of vitamin C and 900mg of Echinacea twice a day. If I feel sick or something coming on, I'll take Echinacea Goldenseal Complex instead, and the rest up to 4 times a day. That's all in addition to my regular daily multivitamin. It's quite awesome to not have to go to the doctor all the time!
Oops, forgot the second part. 
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Oh god, yeah. I had my health insurance drop right before I turned 21 (was under my parents, and theirs didn't carry me until 26 like other providers do apparently)
Actually, I have been on hospital charity thankfully, but in about 2-3 weeks I get to use my new work insurance for the first time. yay
But wowzers, that sounds pretty awesome! Let me help you cheer!
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Same here, but since my dad got laid off at his previous place of employment, (almost 25 years, ~9 months short IIRC of full retirement benefits), health insurance is gone.
Ah, well I hope it works out then. ^^'
And now with ponies!
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Holy shit that's a lot of la's O-O
If we could make one giant Plz of them huddled up, it'd be magic. Like Friendship.
Sorry to hear about your dad, thank the lord for your continued good health though!
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Just a matter of copy-paste.
Thank you! And actually, it's been a lot more affordable without health insurance. 
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