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If you do decide to pull her apart, remember to take photos at each step and pin a note on each part to help identify what bits you have! this is something that I used to do back in the day when I pulled laptops apart + rebuilt them with new parts
Quote from: glitterball on January 17, 2018, 01:25:48 PMIf you do decide to pull her apart, remember to take photos at each step and pin a note on each part to help identify what bits you have! this is something that I used to do back in the day when I pulled laptops apart + rebuilt them with new parts Haha I'm quite used to dis- and reassemble hardware but I guess it would be useful as a tutorial for othersI'll try if I can fit the project in this weekend
There are vintage Butterick G1 My Little Pony patterns which, as far as I know, are a match for the officially produced G1 plushies.http://vintagepatterns.wikia.com/wiki/Butterick_3211
Quote from: DaffyDilly on January 23, 2018, 04:53:03 AMThere are vintage Butterick G1 My Little Pony patterns which, as far as I know, are a match for the officially produced G1 plushies.http://vintagepatterns.wikia.com/wiki/Butterick_3211no it's really not the same and I do understand why - the original pattern would be to complicated for a child. The butterick patterns are quite simple but the ponys turn out a bit "flat"