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Published: 2014-05-22 13:57:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 9208; Favourites: 102; Downloads: 154
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. . . at the mare version of the new pattern. I'm taking photos for the tutorial today, and wanted to share! I made the first pattern a looong time ago and it was the first tutorial I ever made, so I think I can do much better now. This one will have a mare, stallion and foal version, with wings and horns, and lots of nitty gritty info on selecting fabrics and how to read patterns and so on, and will be a nice printable pdf file rather than a picture.Related content
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I wanna make a plushie but my mind is making this more complicated than it is lol
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I forgot to add that I was just about to start designing a new pattern, but this is almost identical to where I wanted to start so I will gladly wait.
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If you're taking suggestions (I don't know if you're not?) Perhaps hints on how to alter patterns to fit individual designs, ie, Alicorns?
Either way , I'm really excited for the new pattern.
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I've never actually made an alicorn! But it would be pretty easy to alter the pattern's leg and neck length and head shape to make one.
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Thanks! I can't wait to see your new pattern, then, so I can try it out.
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You are such a nice person for sharing these with us! Thank you!
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oooo yay i cant wait! i always love trying out everyone's patterns and this looks like a good one
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Look at that round butt!
This one looks very similar proportion-wise to the pattern I'm currently using. That idea for using two halves that seam down the middle on the stomach is interesting - I might have to try that on my pattern, it looks like it might be a lot easier to align and sew.
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I find splitting the gusset is a little more work, but it saves on fabric because you've got more freedom to position smaller templates, and then you have that nice turning opeing right down the center.
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I've worked out a way to get minimal waste on the pattern I use as of right now anyway, so that's not so much an issue, but the turning opening is a good idea, especially if you're planning on giving the ponies a wire skeleton, like I've been thinking of implementing in order to make them poseable.
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Yeah, you usually need a pretty big opening along the back to stick a skeleton in there. I've been thinking of trying a loc-line skeleton but I haven't been able to find anywhere nearby that sells them.
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I can't wait to see who it is! I want to learn how to make plushies but for now, I'm left in the dust.
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Oh nice!
Looks really nice! ican't wait to see it finished
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awesome....aaand I still need to find time to learn to sew ha...haaa yeah..
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I just have to say that learning to sew is surprisingly easy! Usually a few google searches will get you where you need to go, and all the stitch types you need can also be googled. I was only taught to put two rectangles together to make pillows and now I'm making plushies thanks to the internet!
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You should! You really only need to know how to do two stitch style, the backstitch and a ladder stitch, and you're good to go! I'll be including everything in the pattern instruction book.
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I am very excited for this me and my firend have been working off your older patterns and have been teaking them as we go I can't wait to see how this one pans out.
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This one should be MUCH better than the older pattern.
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It's looking lovely already I am sure it will be fabulous once sewn
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