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Littlestplushoppe β Breezy mlp plush
Published: 2014-03-04 21:35:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 1523; Favourites: 30; Downloads: 7
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Well its sort of a breezy..i tried lol.Related content
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Thank you so much!
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Well, its a START and she's cute!!! Working on mine right now.Β Its those wings that I'm trying to figure out how I want to do them.Β
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Oooh cant wait to see what you come up with
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Should have mentioned this in the other message.Β I uploaded a 'sneak peek' preview of the Breezie I'm working on!Β Check him out when you get a chance!
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You deserve it! ^.^
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Thanks!
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Haha this is very cute :3 I think you did a good job.
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Thanks..it was a 5am whim..kinda just winged it
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But...the size is off...
Just kidding. Excellent work.
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Haha thanks! Shes actually tiny compared to what i usually make
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I can tell. Bet it's tough to squeeze in extra detail once you start to get below that familiar size.
Though it would be cool to print out a breezie model this small: www.micromanufacturing.com/sitβ¦
Not as huggable though. Also kind of breakable...
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Whaaaaaa? That is super awesome..technology is the bestest!
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I'm using the 3D printer we have at work (Makerbot replicator 2x) to make assays for an NIH project and it doesn't get even in the same ballpark as the printer that printed out that pinkie pie in terms of resolution. That's one impressive printer.Β
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I still don't understand that crazy technology..but its so cool and interesting..maybe one day my teeny brain will learn
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Your welcome
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I knew it! I knew you would do a Breezie! It's so cute, I want to hug it...and never let go...>:3
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Haha i couldnt help it..its a disease 
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Yeah, I want to go draw one...but I hate drawing butterfly/bug wings...derp. She's very well-made-looking from the picture, though. So much want... Β
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Sweet..so you think shes sellable? I wasn't sure
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I'd definitely buy her! In a heartbeat! (Or, actually, maybe three, because of physics. But whatever!)
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Hahaha cool! Alrighty then
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My 4 year old just named it 'tree sap' hope you are cool with that lol
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Tree Sap is an awesome name.
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Very cute! I love the huge eyelashes, they're very eye-catching (pardon the pun) and pretty- his/her embroidery came out wonderfully, too.
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Thank you!
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Haha thanks..i will most likely put her in my etsy shop..i think..that is if my kids dont claim it first
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Well, if youw kids want it, then you should give it to them for their birthday or something xD
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Haha yea my kids are over plushed as it is, they also have a growing list of the ones they want lol..my 3 year old wants cadence next
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I love cadence xD
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Yes my daughter is certain she is best pony.
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Awws she is so adorable! How did you do the wings? If you don't mind me asking?
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I melted this weird mesh in a few layers with my iron then satin stitched the design on
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What a creative way to make them! Your so talented!<3
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Thank you! I try
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If it's like this stuff, it's probably organza.
www.efavormart.com/ProductImagβ¦
If it is, I did not know you could melt it. Does it retain it's transparency? I could try that on my chrysalis. I bet her wings would be pretty stiff too.
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I actually got it for making bee keeping head protection thingies..not quite scratchy like organza more polyester feeling..it stayed transparent but i could also sew it with no problem..but quite floppy...i do have some glorious 'mermaid skin' fabric that would be awesome for chrysalis wings..its almost holographic..not sure what the real name of it is tho
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Oh shoot, would you mind shooting me a photo of it via note or something?
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Sure, it was called netting and was in the home decor section ofJoanne's Β if that helps..like the fabric you would use for those mesh laundry bags
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