What inch is the ribbon used for the ribbons to put on the Pony tails

[bright rabbit 1]

I don't know if this is the right post to ask about something related to My Little Pony. I'm confused 

What is the inch of the ribbon used for the G1 MLP tails? As all of my ponies have not got them (only the Whizzer I won has)

Please can some one help.

[Kiwi]

All pony related topics belong in the Pony Corral (ponies, accessories, playsets, movies, etc). Off Topic is for completely non-pony related discussions. I will move this over for you.

Each forum has a description at the top to indicate what threads belong there, and you can always PM a mod to ask if you aren't sure. Or post in the Site Help forum to ask.

[bright rabbit 1]

Thank you for putting it here.

Can you please tell me the inch of the ribbons used for ponies tails.

[glitterball]

Quoted from the My Little Wiki site:

"The majority of [G1] pony ribbons are a 1/4" (0.65 cm) wide, double sided satin polyester. Unlike most craft ribbons sold today, vintage ribbons are noticeably thicker with a satin finish sheen on both sides. Average length is 8 3/4" - 9" (22.2-23 cm); there is little standardization of overall length, anything from 21.5 to 24 cm is common. Ends are cut at a 30-45 degree angle, (40º average), with diagonal ends parallel. Later ribbons may be heat cut (fused ends), while earlier ribbons were not. (All measurements are point to point.)"

Hope this helps! 

[bright rabbit 1]

Quoted from the My Little Wiki site:

"The majority of [G1] pony ribbons are a 1/4" (0.65 cm) wide, double sided satin polyester. Unlike most craft ribbons sold today, vintage ribbons are noticeably thicker with a satin finish sheen on both sides. Average length is 8 3/4" - 9" (22.2-23 cm); there is little standardization of overall length, anything from 21.5 to 24 cm is common. Ends are cut at a 30-45 degree angle, (40º average), with diagonal ends parallel. Later ribbons may be heat cut (fused ends), while earlier ribbons were not. (All measurements are point to point.)"

Hope this helps! 

Thanks