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Published: 2012-05-14 03:02:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 16951; Favourites: 264; Downloads: 632
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this is the pattern that if you look for you won't find since the original artist's account has been deactivated and essentially every thing has gone off of DA now. So enjoy the free pattern!It's not mine and it's not yours so you can't sell it! (The pattern that is)
So just be a good sport and direct the person wanting the pattern this way!
(Can't figure something out? Need help? Just ask me!)
also can all be found here-> [link]
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bottom part of the 3rd part of the tutorial. [link] I've changed the pattern to my liking for my own chosen style of plush [link]
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measurements? it's a pattern, it can be what ever size you want it to be really, but if I where to give a measurement: one pattern sheet per printed page makes a pony about 8inches to 7 inches, turn them sideways to have 2 pattern sheets per page is about 4 inches, or do 3 sheets on a single page and they come out about 2 1/2 inches. sizes may slightly vary.
I think that answers your question... Anything else you need to know deary?
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Well, yes, that sort of answers it.. I guess what I meant to ask was, in order to make a plushie about 9 inches tall, how much fabric would one need, in square inches, maybe? I did, however, find a new pattern that would be much less complicated..
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it is complicated a bit. especially because of the muzzle, your free to edit it, sticking to the pattern isn't mandatory or anything. but if have found better suits your needs be my guest. and I find that getting a 1 foot cut of fabric would be plenty with left over of about 2/3 of it so if you wanted to use the material with another pattern.
and if you need any help figuring our any of the other pony patterns, I'm fairly good a understanding how patters work for them, most of them are simple enough. I've also have worked with this one -> [link]
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Thank you! I'll be sure to get back to you on how it/they turn out. ^-^
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kk. I'd love to know how they come out. ^w^
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I have on teensy question~
what are the little points that come off the pieces for and what do you do with them? :/
Awesome pattern by the way~ the plushes you have made with it look very professional~
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it's to know what is suppose to match up when stitching and pinning. the leg peices match up with the knotches that they are suppose to be at.(to help not mix up the leg pieces when working) or the head back peices, they meet at the very back of the head, and it notes which side should not be sewn to the face front. (trust me, it's the little things that count) the muzzel is the to point out where the peice is suppose to match up with the seem (always a good idea to pin it first to not asque it.) same with the underbelly, the point notes where the seam should be, tweek it to muchone way and the head is turned a bit and not straight forward. body points note, 1. where they meet 2. where the underbelly should end and 3. too stop stitching because you need to add the tail now.(and just the tail because the body needs to be left open past that for sewing the neck, mane and then stuffing)
and thanks! tho I use a bit of an edited vertion of this that I made beause this works great but it's a lot of little things. and thank you I do try to be as professional as I can be when it comes to any arts and crafts stuff. ^^ that and I've had lots of practice doing this pattern design
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Okay, so if I make a plush using this can I sell the plush?
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yes. It's you're hard work. You can sell it. You just can't sell the Pattern itself.
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OOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Okay! Sweet. Thanks.
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no prob! Feel free to send a note my way if you need help with anything conserning the pattern
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Thanks! I've made one before, so it shouldn't be TOO hard.
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No prob! Just making sure it's not gone from the net
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I'm glad, I've been using this pattern to make some plush for an upcoming con
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