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xMischief — Pony Laying Pattern
Published: 2013-09-07 16:36:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 31209; Favourites: 591; Downloads: 667
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The laying version of my MLP pattern.Absolutely free to use no charge! My only request is that you credit me in your description and that you either send me a message with a link to your creation or link it in the comments below.
I would have had this out much sooner but I've been miserably sick lately so here it is.
INFO;
Standing up version, part names, and more info: xmischief.deviantart.com/art/P…
You make this the same way as you would with a standing plush so, tutorial for plush:
craftside.typepad.com/craftsid…
For those of you who don't know how to sew darts: tinyurl.com/m2fyavn This is all it takes.
Horn pattern and tutorial: beezee-art.deviantart.com/art/…
NOTE seam allowance NOT included.
If there are any questions don't hesitate to ask.
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i dont understand how and where to sew 2 pieces on right.
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Hi, I've made a LOT of plushies, but never with darts to help shape the head. I'm trying to understand the cutouts at the bottom of the head. On your "standing pony" pattern you say these are optional, and you offer a link with directions to someone else's pattern which does not actually involve darts or cutouts to the head, so I'm still bewildered. I've clicked every link in the description and am still sad.
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Sorry for the late reply, but the darts for this pattern are simply leaving out this triangular shape from the top and bottom of the head patterns when you cut them out. Then once you sew these edges together, it will create a round bowl shape out of the head half. Another technique is to leave the triangle shape in the pattern and fold the piece in half on the center of the dart and then sew up the side of the triangle. If it's still not totally clear i'd recommend googling how to sew darts or checking out this;youtu.be/m9x-i-txyfo?t=5 or other videos on the subject. Thanks a ton for using this pattern and supporting me in the process.
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its for the top and the belly se the pony is 3d
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Very cool pattern, I may have to give it a shot with my own pony oc~
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Hey, I have all the patterns cut that I am using, but I dont exactly know how to use this..............Can you please help?
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This pattern seems pretty useful. I plan to use it in the future!
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How do you make the plush? I know you have a tutorial but it's not for this type of plush. It's hard to understand :/ Sorry for being annoying bye!
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OH awesome! I may try this sometime.
Thank you for sharing! <3
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Made a Derpy Hooves
yoshigirl0417.deviantart.com/a…
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Do you know of an example of someone who used the plush?
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so, i want to make this for my little cousin. is there a video tutorial for this? Also, how do you sew the head and where would be the ears? Sorry if I'm asking a lot of questions.
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No video tutorial sorry, you should sew the head with a ladder stitch, and the ears are in the middle of the head.
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I don't know if you've seen this yet but...www.ebay.com/itm/My-little-pon… ... it seems this plushy is very flexible. How would one go bout doing that? Also what would be the best material to use please?
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Well shes a beanie so that's mostly why she's so flexible, so you just need to stuff it with the stuffing plastic pellets they use for beanies but i'm pretty sure her head is stuffed with normal stuffing. As for the fabric, most everyone uses either minky or fleece because its so soft but I don't think it really matters as long as you use the pellets it should be super flexible.
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Cool beans. Thanks i needed to know that since im going to try to make my first plushie or i guess beanie now with your pattern. Anything else i should know before i get started?
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Just take your time and have fun! c:
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Very cool! I bet it might be a little less confusing if you labeled how to orient each gusset. Also, why is one part randomly in blue? Does that mean something?
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Those are darts not gussets. I put a link in the description for more info, which tells that the blue part is where you cut the pieces into sections.
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Awww!! I hope that you're feeling better!!!
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Awesome pattern! I'll have to try this out sometime ^^
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