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Print out the pattern onto card stock, or trace onto cardstock or light cardboard (poster board, manila envelopes, or cereal boxes work fine). Transfer the lettered/numbered marks if you're tracing. It prints on two 8.5 x 11 inch sheets but you can shrink or enlarge it. Carefully trace the pattern pieces onto the back, or "wrong" side of the fabric. With minky or fur this is the non-furry side, with fleece it's the less smooth side. Don't forget the alignment markings. Leave at least a half inch (1.25 cm) between pieces. I use indelible marker, but you can also use special erasable markers. Some of the pattern pieces are marked, "2,1 rev·This means you need to flip over the piece and cut out two mirror images (this will be the left and right side) Make sure you draw the alignment markings on both sides! Minky and fur fabric has a "nap", which means the hairs point in one direction just like the fur of a real animal. Run your hand over the fabric, it will be smooth in one direction, rough in the other. Mark an arrow in the smooth direction on the wrong side to remind you. Arrows on the pattern pieces show how to turn the piece so the fur is running in the correct direction. You don't have to bother with this if you use fleece, felt, or a fabric without a nap Carefully cut out the pieces around the lines you drew-leave about 1/4 inch (2cm) of space around the piece. This is called the "seam allowance". If you're using faux fur, take very small snips so you don't cut the actual fur. On the underbody, don't cut out the turning opening (the diamond shape) or the leg gussets (the round shapes in the "armpit" area of the legs). You should have two bodies, two side heads (both mirrored), four hooves, one underbody and one center head. If you're making a faux fur mane and tail, cut the tail out as well. Cut off sharp corners (like at the bottom of the leg). Most people pin pattern pieces together, but I prefer tacking. Holding the fabric pieces together, take a single stitch through the fabric and back again, and tie a knot. Do this at all the major alignment marks, and at sharp corners (like where the legs come out from the body). It takes longer but I find it much easier and less frustrating. If you're hand-sewing, use a BACKSTITCH. Starting with the face, put the two pieces with the outer, or "right" sides of the fabric together (RST-right sides together). Tack and sew from E1 to C1. RST, sew the body pieces from C2 to D1 if you're using the faux fur tail. If not, sew from C2 to E6 Matching up B1, B2 and B3 on the head and body pieces, sew first one head to the body, B1 to B3, then the other. Next, we'll work on the underbody. Take a hoof and tack it to the bottom of the underbody's front leg, matching the little Tack the center head between the open part of the upper head/body. Match C1, B1 and C2 and the shapes of the ears. Go slowly and take care. Sew around the center head starting at C1 (the tip of the muzzle), alignment marks on the hoof to E2 and E3 on the leg. RST sew going up the head to B1, around the ears, and down the back of the a head to C2, then repeat for the other side. long half the diameter of the hoof, E2 to E3. Repeat for the other front leg, and then for the back legs E4 to E5 Tack the underbody to the upper body, matching E1 under the chin, E6 under the tail. Tack at the alignment marks and where indicated by a red X in the photo. Sew from E1 to E2, finishing off the rest of the hoof from E2 to E3, and continue on until the underbody is entirely sew to the upper body. Now carefully cut out the diamond shape on the underside- this is the turning opening Don't turn it just yet, though Pinch up the fabric, folding along the dotted spoke in the center of the dart, so the rims of the dart touch (a bit like folding up a taco shell). Sew along the rims, then cut out the excess material inside. Repeat for the other legs. Carefully turn the body right side out, starting with the head. If you have troubles don't force the fabric as this can make fleece or felt pull and show the seams. To help with difficult corners like the edges of the hooves or the muzzle, use the eraser end of a pencil or a similar blunt-tipped implement (I use a repurposed kabob skewer). Don't jab, or you may rip a seam open At this stage it's very tempting to cram stuffing in as fast as possible to see how your pony looks. RESIST THE TEMPTATION Stuff slowly, using small pieces, or your pony will be lumpy and lopsided. Use the eraser end of a pencil, the handle of a wooden spoon, or a similar blunt implement to make sure you fill out all the little corners and narrow spots. Stop and check often to make sure the firmness is even. Take particular care with the head, since this is where people will focus first. Stuff the head and legs firmly, and the body slightly less firmly Take a few stitches across the base of the ear to keep stuffing from getting up in there, otherwise your pony will look like she has horns. For the finishing seam, I use a curved needle, but you can use a regular one Make a small knot on the inside of the fabric at the chest, and LADDER STITCH the opening closed. If the stuffing is catching in your stitches you've probably filled the body too fully. A small piece of felt inside the body can also keep stuffing from tangling If you're using the faux fur tail, RST sew it the long way round from A1, D2-D1, to A2, leaving it open between A1 and A2. Turn through the opening, and ladder stitch it dosed. Tack it to the body matching D1 and D2, and ladder stitch to the body And now you're done, except for the finishing details (check the artist comments)!
Print out the pattern onto card stock, or trace onto cardstock or light cardboard (poster board, manila envelopes, or cereal boxes work fine). Transfer the lettered/numbered marks if you're tracing. It prints on two 8.5 x 11 inch sheets but you can shrink or enlarge it. Carefully trace the pattern pieces onto the back, or "wrong" side of the fabric. With minky or fur this is the non-furry side, with fleece it's the less smooth side. Don't forget the alignment markings. Leave at least a half inch (1.25 cm) between pieces. I use indelible marker, but you can also use special erasable markers. Some of the pattern pieces are marked, "2,1 rev·This means you need to flip over the piece and cut out two mirror images (this will be the left and right side) Make sure you draw the alignment markings on both sides! Minky and fur fabric has a "nap", which means the hairs point in one direction just like the fur of a real animal. Run your hand over the fabric, it will be smooth in one direction, rough in the other. Mark an arrow in the smooth direction on the wrong side to remind you. Arrows on the pattern pieces show how to turn the piece so the fur is running in the correct direction. You don't have to bother with this if you use fleece, felt, or a fabric without a nap Carefully cut out the pieces around the lines you drew-leave about 1/4 inch (2cm) of space around the piece. This is called the "seam allowance". If you're using faux fur, take very small snips so you don't cut the actual fur. On the underbody, don't cut out the turning opening (the diamond shape) or the leg gussets (the round shapes in the "armpit" area of the legs). You should have two bodies, two side heads (both mirrored), four hooves, one underbody and one center head. If you're making a faux fur mane and tail, cut the tail out as well. Cut off sharp corners (like at the bottom of the leg). Most people pin pattern pieces together, but I prefer tacking. Holding the fabric pieces together, take a single stitch through the fabric and back again, and tie a knot. Do this at all the major alignment marks, and at sharp corners (like where the legs come out from the body). It takes longer but I find it much easier and less frustrating. If you're hand-sewing, use a BACKSTITCH. Starting with the face, put the two pieces with the outer, or "right" sides of the fabric together (RST-right sides together). Tack and sew from E1 to C1. RST, sew the body pieces from C2 to D1 if you're using the faux fur tail. If not, sew from C2 to E6 Matching up B1, B2 and B3 on the head and body pieces, sew first one head to the body, B1 to B3, then the other. Next, we'll work on the underbody. Take a hoof and tack it to the bottom of the underbody's front leg, matching the little Tack the center head between the open part of the upper head/body. Match C1, B1 and C2 and the shapes of the ears. Go slowly and take care. Sew around the center head starting at C1 (the tip of the muzzle), alignment marks on the hoof to E2 and E3 on the leg. RST sew going up the head to B1, around the ears, and down the back of the a head to C2, then repeat for the other side. long half the diameter of the hoof, E2 to E3. Repeat for the other front leg, and then for the back legs E4 to E5 Tack the underbody to the upper body, matching E1 under the chin, E6 under the tail. Tack at the alignment marks and where indicated by a red X in the photo. Sew from E1 to E2, finishing off the rest of the hoof from E2 to E3, and continue on until the underbody is entirely sew to the upper body. Now carefully cut out the diamond shape on the underside- this is the turning opening Don't turn it just yet, though Pinch up the fabric, folding along the dotted spoke in the center of the dart, so the rims of the dart touch (a bit like folding up a taco shell). Sew along the rims, then cut out the excess material inside. Repeat for the other legs. Carefully turn the body right side out, starting with the head. If you have troubles don't force the fabric as this can make fleece or felt pull and show the seams. To help with difficult corners like the edges of the hooves or the muzzle, use the eraser end of a pencil or a similar blunt-tipped implement (I use a repurposed kabob skewer). Don't jab, or you may rip a seam open At this stage it's very tempting to cram stuffing in as fast as possible to see how your pony looks. RESIST THE TEMPTATION Stuff slowly, using small pieces, or your pony will be lumpy and lopsided. Use the eraser end of a pencil, the handle of a wooden spoon, or a similar blunt implement to make sure you fill out all the little corners and narrow spots. Stop and check often to make sure the firmness is even. Take particular care with the head, since this is where people will focus first. Stuff the head and legs firmly, and the body slightly less firmly Take a few stitches across the base of the ear to keep stuffing from getting up in there, otherwise your pony will look like she has horns. For the finishing seam, I use a curved needle, but you can use a regular one Make a small knot on the inside of the fabric at the chest, and LADDER STITCH the opening closed. If the stuffing is catching in your stitches you've probably filled the body too fully. A small piece of felt inside the body can also keep stuffing from tangling If you're using the faux fur tail, RST sew it the long way round from A1, D2-D1, to A2, leaving it open between A1 and A2. Turn through the opening, and ladder stitch it dosed. Tack it to the body matching D1 and D2, and ladder stitch to the body And now you're done, except for the finishing details (check the artist comments)!

My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic

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FRIENDSHIP IS HEAVY I THOUGHT You WERE DOWN BACK THERE. I WAS SURPRISED YOu SuDDENLY BLACKED OUT I DID TELL YOu.I'M NOT EASY TO FALL. I OLUST NEED TO SHAKE IT A BIT ANYWAY 'LL BRING DERPY HOME. SEE YOU NEXT TIME ALRIGHT TAKE CARE OH YOU TWO LOOKING SO CUTE I GUESS YALL ARE LUCKY THAT I'M HERE TO BRING YO HOME NOW IF ONLY YOU GUYS AREN'T HEAVY BY REIKOMUFFIN
FRIENDSHIP IS HEAVY I THOUGHT You WERE DOWN BACK THERE. I WAS SURPRISED YOu SuDDENLY BLACKED OUT I DID TELL YOu.I'M NOT EASY TO FALL. I OLUST NEED TO SHAKE IT A BIT ANYWAY 'LL BRING DERPY HOME. SEE YOU NEXT TIME ALRIGHT TAKE CARE OH YOU TWO LOOKING SO CUTE I GUESS YALL ARE LUCKY THAT I'M HERE TO BRING YO HOME NOW IF ONLY YOU GUYS AREN'T HEAVY BY REIKOMUFFIN

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