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MLP_FiM-like Plushie MAREby *Meliadhor

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>>>EDIT<<<
Selling stuff on e-bay? BE A PAL AND PUT A LINK TO THE FREE PATTERN ON YOUR AUCTION so that people at least get a chance of making themselves a plushie for free if they can't afford it!

Used this? SHOW ME THE RESULTS!
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First of all, I'd like to thank Janice

as it was her work, the Leathercraft Pony

that reminded me just how awesome (and time consuming) handmade plushies are. The "That's a really awesome pony, I want one too" feeling I had while looking at her work was what forced me to get back, after a over 10 year long break, to plushie making. Thank you!

A4 page, print, paste on cardboard (grid paper, make sure the large squares are 1cm(2) in size) cut & use to make your ponies. Safety edge of about 3 to 2 mm included. Note, the finished toy is about 12 cm tall, so pulling the material inside-out WILL be hard and some materials WILL tear. Works OK with leather & linen, you may have to add extra 2 mm for cotton or wool.

FOR SEWING INSTRUCTIONS please refer to this page [link] featuring scanned instructions for pony\puppy plushies.

FOR WIP PHOTOS AND GENERAL TIPS\INFO try the ponychan thread [link]

Note, I'm usually modifying the main pattern as I go, you may need to add some stuff there, the (sorta) blue rectangles at the end of pony hooves are something like that, basically a 1cm extension that you may wish to keep if you want to GLUE the round hoof part B_03

PARTS: B_01 = outer body, B_02 = inner body (belly), B_03 hoof (sole?), H_01: A = head used for Raggedy Mare, B = Applejack, C (in blue ink) = WIP for stallions, H_02 = face\forehead etc, E = ear.
Example bodies:

Wing pattern by

IF YOU HAVE A HORN PATTERN OR FAQ - PLEASE SHARE IT!

Finished toys made by me are around 12 x 5 cm \ 4.7 x 2 inch, about the size of a human hand.

If you make any major changes POST THEM (sorta like this) so that others may use them too. Also, you used this? Show me the results! I'll be happy to see them!

If you have any questions regarding the pattern feel free to ask them.

THIS IS A FREE PONY PATTERN AND IS TO REMAIN FREE OF CHARGE, THE IDEA BEHIND THIS IS SO THAT EVERYONE COULD MAKE A PONY FOR ONESELF FOR FREE, ANY AND ALL COMMERCIAL USE WILL RESULT IN YOU ENDING UP ON ONE OF THE MOONS OF JUPITER.

MLP:FiM (C) Hasbro, this is but a fanmade pattern showing a vague resemblance to the actual Hasbro-made plushies.

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~ronibrat99 Apr 6, 2013

what is the surfboard looking piece for?

~Geckonator Apr 25, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

I'm pretty sure that's for the top of the head. Correct me if I'm wrong.

~ronibrat99 6 days ago

fank you

~JS101 Mar 30, 2013 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

This is a pretty stupid question but... How exactly does that forehead piece work...?

*Fallenpeach Apr 1, 2013 Hobbyist Artisan Crafter

_{Hi, I think I can help you out c: You're supposed to sew the forehead to the 2 head pieces. (I'd recommend hand sewing the head, because using a machine to do this is very difficult, because you have to sew on an angle.)

This picture will help show you where the forehead piece goes [link] The steps can be a bit hard to follow.. So I'll try my best to explain them here :] So, you cut out 2 head pieces, and 1 forehead piece. The pointy part on the forehead piece is where you'll start sewing. (This is important: make sure the fabric is facing the wrong way when you start sewing, because you'll be flipping the head when you're done)

You sew the pointy part to the tip of the nose on one of the Pony head pieces. Then just keep sewing along the head until you reach the back of it. Then go back and sew the next Pony head piece together with the other side of the forehead piece. Make sure to leave a space under the head too, so you can flip it and sew it to the neck.

Sorry if I didn't explain it very well D: I hope this helps :] if not, you can ask me anything and I'll try my best.}

~JS101 Apr 1, 2013 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

No this was a great explanation, thank you! I love your work btw

*Fallenpeach Apr 1, 2013 Hobbyist Artisan Crafter

_{You're very welcome n_n Thank you too!}

~JS101 Apr 1, 2013 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

I especially love your Filly Fluttershy, so cute!

*Fallenpeach Apr 1, 2013 Hobbyist Artisan Crafter

~Pair-o-Sprites Mar 18, 2013 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

I was wondering if anybody has tips for putting on manes, tails, and eyes?

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