London got some My Little Pony figures for her birthday. She loves them and even insists on sleeping with them. They are made of hard plastic, so I thought it would be a good idea to come up with a softer, more cuddily version. I still need to get the mane and tail in and eyes. I thought it would be good to start with a smaller pony that doesn't have cutie marks. For those of you who aren't versed in My Little Pony:Friendship is Magic (one of the benefits of being the mom of a three year old little girl) there is a group of littiler ponies called the Cutie Mark Crusaders that haven't gotten their cutie marks. Cutie marks are these designs that are one the back flank of the ponies.
I also started on a Twilight Sparkle. I have all the pieces, but still need to sew them together.If anyone out there embrodiers, or has any good ideas how to make eyes and cutie marks I won't say no to the idea. The person I got the pattern from used felt to make eyes and cutie marks and glued them on, but I think that would last all of twenty seconds with London. So, I'm trying to find a better way to do it. And once I do, I will probably list them on my Etsy store. https://www.etsy.com/shop/LondonBugDesign
Out of the three blankets I made two were a ripple or chevron pattern. I made them with alternateing colors and varying widths of pink. I think they turned out okay for a first try and went ahead and listed them on my store.
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| Six rows of pink between each color change and slightly ribbed |
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| Three rows of pink between each color change and ribbed |

The third blanket was one that I had made before. It's pink and with green shamrocks. I really like doing the instaria or picture blankets. I've also done one with ducks on wavey water and I'm currently trying to finish a teddy bear blanket. I added the bows to make it more girly since it's for a little girl. I still have to add eyes, noses and the mouth to some of the squares. I post finished pictures when I can. Hopefully I 'll have more time to work on some more project ideas.


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