My little pony plush pattern

Description 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…

Pony Plushie Pattern Pt.1 by StarHeartCustoms

My sewing post would go on forever if I put all the information I gather in one go. This entry will be just patterns. While teaching Elementary school the main requests I get for pattern ideas are …

Description WIP photos here: xmischief.deviantart.com/art/P… Foal version: xmischief.deviantart.com/art/P… Laying version: xmischief.deviantart.com/art/P… This is a pattern that I spent countless hours perfecting because I didn't care for any of the ones I could find. I originally designed it to be rather large but i'm sure the pattern will work for any size you please as long as you keep the proportions in check. Although it may seem intimidating at first for newer plushie makers these…

Description Pattern test for the new basic foal pattern - it's pretty much the same thing as the regular pattern, but with different proportions. Smaller body, shorter legs and muzzle, bigger head. I might finish her off as a Lyra, if I have time.

MLP Plushie Pattern

It’s hard to believe that after over 10 years since the original My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic series that these cuties are still so popular! But they scored big on my pattern poll and …

My little pony tutorial

Description Because I'm magnanimous Here's the pattern I made, ready for download, up-sizing, print-out and cut-out. Have fun! oh, and link back to this pattern if you use it. And link me your creations! I wanna see! Also, a small note: there will be a gap where the snout meets the jaw. Just patch that up with a tiny extra bit of fabric, it'll look fine. Or make the jaw a bit longer. Your call!