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Published: 2013-01-21 04:59:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 32121; Favourites: 524; Downloads: 0
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WoooowI'm sorry this took so long!
But finally here it is, My MLP laying pony plush tutorial you guys asked me to do
I hope this helps! This is my first real tutorial so I'm sorry if I'm not very clear in explaining some things >.<This took forever to do and my thumb has a bunch of prick marks
This is how I made my Vinyl Scratch plushie
Anyway!
Please DO NOT use this tutorial/Pattern for profit!
Pattern (c)
Tutorial (c) Me
MLP:FiM (c) Hasboro
Part 2: [link]
Pattern: [link]
If you use this tutorial please post a link! I'd love to see!
and if you have any questions or I didn't explain something clear enough feel free to ask!
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What is the height of the plush outcome for this pattern? Height, Length, and Width? I'm looking for a certain size. Nothing too small.
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I cant remember the exact measurements but if I were to guess it's about 12" tall, 20" long and 7" wide?
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Thank you for responding so quickly
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No problem! Good luck on it!
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I'm tied between choosingΒ your patternΒ orΒ this one->Β inept77.deviantart.com/art/Freβ¦Β
I think it'll just come down to who's is easier to print off, but if I use your design in the end I'll link you a picture of the end result.
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Question, how many yards of minky fabric will you need to do JUST the body for this pattern?Β Β
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I'm unsure how much minky as I've never sewn with it but I'd say 1/2 a yard of fleece is plenty so I'd say around that much would be good for the minky.
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I have a little question... When sewing the chin piece to the head, do you sew it to the dart?
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Do you mean the dart underneath the head/beginning of the neck??
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Yes. I wasn't sure if you sew the chin piece all the way to the corner of the dart, or if the dart was sewn seperatly.
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You sew it all the way to the corner.
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And the dart is sewn seperatly?
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Its sewn into it. I also have a few drawings above in the tutorial that should help.
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Thank you very much for this excellent pattern and tutorial!
I used it to make my own Fluttershy, and it turned out not so bad, I think.
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You're welcome! and thank you for sharing!!
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thanks for the pattern i finally finished it! heres a link to my plush its only a test though. aithusa308.deviantart.com/art/β¦
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For some reason I have some excess material when stiching the forhead and chin piece to to the head peice... Is that normal?
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Yes, it should be. Just a little bit extra though.
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hi, i have 2 questions about the making of it, does the patterns have the seam allowance added on and do you sew the mane on after everything is sew up? im trying to make a rainbow dash plush you see...
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It has a small amount of seam allowance, I usually add more though. And yes you sew one the mane and tail after
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Cool thanks! O was going to sew on the linenof the pattern so i think thats ok. Thanks for replying and helping!
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Question about the pattern: I've already made up a mock up, and making the open end for the stuffing on the back and neck seems a bit odd, because it'd be out in the open and whatnot. Would stuffing it from the belly work? It would be better hidden, since it would be laying down after all, its just a question as to whether or not this method would work, since I am going to be making a bunch of pony plushies once my fabric arrives (9 in total) and with this pattern being one of the possible ones I'd be using I want to find out what might work and what won't.
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Ah, Yes you could easily make a hole for the stuffing on the stomach, what I would do is mostly sew everything up until you get to the back part, the cut a slit length-wise large enough for you to stuff and turn the pony right side round, then sew up the back/neck and then turn it right side round through the stomach and stuff then sew it closed
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Alrighty, thank you for answering my question and for the help c: I am, in fact, working on a rather large mock up right now, partially sewn. A question about the back legs though; even though I'm not using fleece (using crappy walmart fabric atm for mock ups) the inner back leg bit is being a bit awkward with sewing it onto the belly. I'm probably not going to explain this properly, but the fabric isn't flat, but its lifted up near the seams making an angle in the fabric. Is this normal?
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It could definitely be the fabric, if its a non stretch fabric most likely that will be why. When you do it out of fleece it'll sit much nicer.
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Again, thank you ouo hoping this pattern turns out the better of the three ive chosen since its so adorable
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Wow thanks! I just struggle with a GIANT Princess Celestia... legs only are already 39 inch O_o and the rest is huge too.. wings 39 inch too idk how to get her fixed/standing ... will find out soon ^_^;;
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Oh wow, good luck! I'd love to see it when you're done!
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Of course I'll show when done!XD! Today I will find some more stuff to continue on the plush. The eye's are the most difficult ones to deside... Princess Celestia has less tekst in the show.. more expressions I just can't decide!AHHHHHH LOL
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I used fleece, but you can use anything like, fleece, minky or some cuddle fabrics. Just as long as it has some stretch to it.
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Out of all the fabrics, I'd say fleece is the least expensive, especially if you can get it on sale!
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thank you so much T_T i need to start saving oh i was wondering can you please do a tutorial on mane style like rainbow dash like two tone colors?
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I believe these tutorials here can help you with that!
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It's simple once you get the hang of it!
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thank you so much i can't wait to get started
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You're welcome! If you have any questions feel free to ask! ^^
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I can't remember exactly but I'd say half to 3/4 of a yard, should be plenty
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thank you~ also, go you have any suggestions for wings or mane/tail? i was asked to help a friend with a birthday present and they wanted fluttershy...
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Depends on the kind of wings you want to make, for example making closed wings would be easier because all you'd have to do is cut x4 pieces of the closed wing shape sew 2 pieces together, maybe stuff thm a bit, repeat, and you'd get 2 wings. For the mane/tail should be pretty simple since fluttershy only has a single color mane/tail, you'll just have to draw up a pattern for them or check to see if there are any around, I'd also stuff the tail too.
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Can this be used to make a beanie style MLP?
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