Back in pony-land, have I ever mentioned how totally awesome I think
I also found a pile of tutorials right after I published my last post.
Here's a super cool tutorial that talks you through hand sewing basics:
Here's a tutorial that talks about how to make embroidered pony eyes:
Here's a tutorial that explains how to paint eyes on fleece:
Also, for anyone who's in to crochet but not sewing, my friend

Also also, some more awesome people finished* some lovely ponies using the pattern you can buy in my Etsy shop. I'm really impressed with all the beautiful things people have made and the clever ways they've modified the pattern to get different effects.
(*One or two of these photos might be older, because I recently sorted through my favorites and realized that I misfiled a few pictures early on. Sorry about that!)
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P.S. I'm going back to working on my poor neglected prototypes this afternoon (right after I print some more copies of the pattern...). So hopefully there will be new prototypes this week.











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I think I brought it up in the context of what order the feathers lay for the more complex set of wings? If so, don't stress out about it. For your first time, if you want to make a pegasus, make one of the _open_ wing designs. You can always make a more complicated pony once you feel more confident.
My current plan is to sell the male pattern with the male head and draft horse body (I need to finish the prototype and see how far the body is from being finished). I'm hoping to make an announcement about the male pattern in the next week or so.