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Second page of the My Little Pony style plushie pattern.Page 1: [link]
Tutorial: [link]
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just going from your tag here... would that be the wyrd sisters of Terry Pratchett? I dont want a free pony, just love Terry Pratchett.
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yay!!! discworld is awesome!!! you don't need pony, u 2 awesome!!!
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i will probably make one myself. I have a friend whos a brony, i can suprise/blackmail him with it.
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okay! I use too many exclamation marks!!!
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"SUSAN IS ONE OF MY FAVOITE CHARACTERS ALONG WITH HER GRANDDAD, DEATH"
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I feel bad for the mosters under the bed...
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Its one of my favorites.
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yeah... the monsters undr my bed r really nice...
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mine ran away. I like Adora Belle Dearheart.
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don't spoil anything, i've only just started that one..
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I have to say "wow!" never thought I would find something like this. Keep up the good work. Add you to my fallow list
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Thank you so much! I actually look forward to trying to sew!
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How did you figure out the proper dimensions of this pattern?! I must know! Please.
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A little bit of math, a little bit of pattern testing.
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What kind of math? Where may I learn about the math required for making a good plushie?
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It's just things like, say for a leg you want to make it 3 times as wide as you want the finished leg to be. Proportions and all that.
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This is a fantastic pattern and I can't wait to get started 
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I don't have an official pattern yet because I'm re-doing it, but there's a sneak peek on my tumblr which has a wing pattern: [link]
It's basically a teardrop shape.
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yay! wings was what I was wondering about. glad I bought that buttery yellow Fluttershy fleece today.
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Im really excited to try this thank you! I actually JUST started watching MLP and i LOVE it. I think i wanna make fluttershy first. Oh i do have a question. What fabric do you reccomend using? I have a ton of felt would that be alright? Also would hand stitching be ok. The sewing machine makes me feel uncomfortable bc it isnt very good >.< Thank u.
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Felt is OK for testing things, but I think fleece, minky (velboa) or short pile faux fur works much better. They've got a bit of stretch, so it's easier to turn right side out, plus felt tends to show your stitches.
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thanks so much ^^ i bought a bit of fleece and will try out the pattern soon (:
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say, do you recommend using the tail pattern provided here, or using another? Also, sadly there is no pattern for the mane. Any suggestions for these two things? :/
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It really depends on what pony you're trying to make - there are many different mane styles. What I do is make a cardboard pattern for the mane style and then do it in faux fur, but there are several methods you can use. [link] this has a several tutorials for doll hair that would work for ponies.
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Ok, how about for Twilight Sparkle?
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This may be a stupid question but are these supposed to be printed on 8.5x11 paper or some other size?
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Not a stupid question at all! Yes, these are made to be printed on that size, but of course you can shrink or enlarge them if you wish.
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This is amazing work! I was going to buy one of those vintage standing Deer/Lamb/horse patterns on Ebay and see if i could bs a pony from that with excessive head tweaking. This is much less painful. Thank you.
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so many people are going to be after your soul now, good luck! i paid $20 for a pattern that wasnt this easy to follow, and i have no idea if they would look better.
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I'll put my protective force field XD
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This is so awesome. This'll make me an excuse to redo my Octavia plush.
One question though. The technique of cutting the fabric is to widen an already existing pattern. Did you already do that here?
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No, those are the sewing lines. You'll want to cut around them, leave about 1/4 inch seam allowance.
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Just as I thought. Thanks!
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This looks awesome! Can't wait to see the tutorial!
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