• Crocheted Ponies

    Confound these overly cute crocheted Ponies, they drive me to want to learn yet another skill "When I have time".

    You can find the page, with a bunch more screenshots here!


    Or, if you want to make your own, you can find the tutorial Here, and the pattern here!

    14 comments:

    1. Ponies are taking over your life, Seth.

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    2. Screenshots... of real life.

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    3. those are really well done...

      all of my money.

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    4. D'awwwwww so cute :D I am going to end up with some pony stuff sooner or later

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    5. I crochet amigurumi, and I'm looking forward to making some poni! I'm not quite sure how I feel about these, though. They somehow look loose... A smaller size would probably help hold 'em together.

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    6. Good lord......too much pony

      This is getting kinda scary.................. in a good way

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    7. If only my mom made these instead of like a million washcloths. I swear that's all she would ever crochet.

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    8. "When I have time"

      Silly Seth, spare time is an old mares tale!

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    10. MUST!! HAVE ONE!!! I starting to feel like the urge of learning how to crochet hehehe.... I'll get into that sonn :P

      I love them, they look so cute =) and they can be a nice gift for a fellow bronie or a girlfriend..... who likes ponies also :P

      Epic, that is! =D

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    11. Dude, this is SO teh 'dorable. I suddenly feel the need to learn needlecraft just to make things like this!

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    12. Damn, already learned to sew and cross stitch ponies, now I need to add crochet and knitting to the list. Why?????

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    13. The pattern for those uses Double crochet which is why it looks loose to the Amigurumi enthusiast's eye.

      That said it's relatively fast for such a large piece, if crocheting it is all you do ;)

      I'm planning an Applejack if I can find a significant source of the proper shades in Worsted weight. [2-3 skeins of her body color, 1 skein for her mane and tail, a skein of brown for her hat]

      I currently have a mangy Young Adult Applebloom ["Why ain't Ah got m'Cutie Mark, yet, Anon?"] that resulted from an attempt at Fluttershy and underestimating the yarn needed. Scrap Yarn to the rescue!

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    14. The pattern for those uses Double crochet which is why it looks loose to the Amigurumi enthusiast's eye.

      That said it's relatively fast for such a large piece, if crocheting it is all you do ;)

      I'm planning an Applejack if I can find a significant source of the proper shades in Worsted weight. [2-3 skeins of her body color, 1 skein for her mane and tail, a skein of brown for her hat]

      I currently have a mangy Young Adult Applebloom ["Why ain't Ah got m'Cutie Mark, yet, Anon?"] that resulted from an attempt at Fluttershy and underestimating the yarn needed. Scrap Yarn to the rescue!

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