Perfume Puff question of doom !!

[tuneful87]

And if it works out, you better let me commission you!!!! HA!

  No problem! Who do I start with?

I think a Frankie would look awesome!!  Especially with black and white hair, she could pull off the real "bride of Frankenstein" look amazingly!!

Like this?





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Frankie rehaired by RequiemArt.com, on Flickr

I've been watching this for some time now.
It's official, I'm hooked on poofy yarn hair! <3<3
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OMG, OMG, OMG! * hyperventilates* She is adorable! Wonderful job!

[Snapdragon]

Hehe, well, if we're posting our poofalicious ponies, here's the ones I've made so far with the very-sheddy yarn I got! I love the process of it, but if I try to brush it too much, I know it's going to shed down to nothing!!

Peppermint Pirate
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Cupcake? pony poofery in process:
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My finished-but-in-need-of-repairs Ixion family, rehaired with real mohair!
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[tuneful87]

Cupcake indeed, snap!

[CrimsonEtClover]

I've rehaired several ponies with yarn and my tip is to brush it with a slicker brush for dogs.
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My girrrrl!!! I wanted you to know that this gorgeous girl is the absolute favourite pony in my herd. I don't even want the normal haired version anymore, because she just looks so much better with that lovely, feminine poof<3

I have dreams of doing all of my ponies this way! (or sending them to you, but I see that you are closed)

Have you ever tried Caron Simply Soft? I have quite a bit of that in my hoard... and do you brush it out before rehiring, or after?

[hannaliten]

I have dreams of doing all of my ponies this way! (or sending them to you, but I see that you are closed)

I will do rehairs. No problem!

[Tabbyclaw]

Oh mighty knittly one, what brand wouldst thou recommend for making into poofy pony-hairdos without having them shred apart at the slightest brush?

For something like this, stick to 100% acrylic and stay far away from anything that looks even a little bit fuzzy. The fuzz looks cute, but it means that some of the fibers are shorter than the rest, so as soon as the yarn starts losing its integrity (i.e., when you start forcibly separating the plies) those bits are going to lose their grip.

-Tabby
the princess with claws

[MLPWhitney]

The poofy hair is really cute and silly on some of the ponies! How fun!