I wonder why yours is shedding glitter? My sparkly Twilight hasn't shedded but then again she mostly just sits on the shelf unless I pick it up gently just to look at it. They might not be meant for rough handling. Or it could just be a QC issue with yours. This is Hasbro after all.

I have no idea, but I have her on a shelf, and when I dust, I have to move her. Glitter just kind of rains off her But like you said, this is probably just Hasbro. My glittery Pinkie Pie is fine.

When it comes to Blind Bag ponies, I've seen them posted on strawberry reef as being either "Glittery/Transparent" or "Crystal" (for example, wave 2 Applejack compaired to wave 4). What exactly is the diffrence between them? Is there one? Thanks!
 

She's amazing! It's been really awesome following each stage of your work too. I kept waiting for the finished piece to show up

I had that happen twice with the first two ponies I customized, though it was all over the head and not just the hair plugs. Like Saralacewing said, just sand and smooth, not much else you can do. Though there may the chance that the clay has reacted to something else on your pony (thats what happened with mine). If you had paint down or glue or something that caused a reaction with the clay you could test things out to figure out what combination of things caused it in order to prevent it next time. But thats only if there was some sort of reaction. Sorry I can't be of more help!

I have one pony I used black RIT dye on that did bleed in to the hair, but I had a sneaking suspision that it was going to do that so I only put in one plug and waited, lol. If you are worried, just do one plug of hair and then set it aside for a week and watch what happens. That way you don't mess up a lot of hair. If it does start to bleed, I would try washing the pony in really cold water to help set the dye. After that, do another test plug.

So I'm thinking of ordering some custom hair blends from Dollyhair, since so far my customs have been pretty much solid in the hair color. So could I see....
 
Green blended with other greens
Blues blended with other blues
and reds blended with other reds?
 
These colors seem to be the ones I'm using most I'll branch out more when I'm feeling more creative (maybe I've even try a blend of two different colors like pink and blue, lol). Thanks guys!
 

1. How you got into MLP and why you like it.
I can't remember how i got in to it originally. I remember seeing the movie with the Smooze (spelling?) and being hooked from there. I got out of it for -years- until FIM came out. I happened to see a video of it set to Starcraft I think it was, and Nightmare Moon looked awesome so I went and watched the first episode. I was hooked at once.

2. Single? Married? Any dads? Any moms?
I'm in a relationship thats going in to its fifth year, and I'm about to turn twenty four. I got my boyfriend to watch the first couple episodes of FIM and after some eye rolling and cringing, he was hooked.

3. Do you collect or just watch the show and discuss?
I collect to customize, and thats about it on that front. The only ponies I collect to keep are Luna, and a Rarity brushable that I got for my birthday. I watch it every week but don't really discuss it that much.

4. Have you developed an interest in the other pony generations?
The G2 generation! I remember having a few as a kid and then donated them to a used toy drive when I got older DX Looking back I wish I had kept them, lol. My interest in the G2 generation has been rekindled, and I've started to develop an interest in the G1 stuff the longer I've been around here, lol.

5. Any other pertinent facts I should know in order to truly understand what bronies are about!
The term brony doesn't just refer to just the guys, which I think has been covered already, but just as an example I'm a girl and still they call me a brony. A brony can be of any age too; it doesn't have to just be the guys or girls that are twenty and up. They can be younger. Ironically enough, I don't often hear people refer to the age group that this show is supposed to be aimed at (girls ages six to ten or somewhere around there) being called bronies