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used with their permission.You can find the original pattern here [link] and here [link] . Voodoo-Tiki has also written a great tutorial [link] that explains how everything goes together a lot better than I ever could. The proportions are a bit different but the basic shape is the same and it should not be too hard to follow.
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I changed it around a little to try out my first ever plushie!
I see the start of a crazy obsession.
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and btw i saw ur finished product i was like
How big you make the pattern will just depend on how big you want the plush to be. The little Fluttershy I made from this was about 4" tall and was definitely the smallest one I've made yet. The pattern would work for any size though as long as all the pieces are to scale. The height of the body side will be about how tall it will end up.
The way I always do the patterns is to save the pic, zoom in and out until it's about the size I want, tape a piece of paper to my monitor and just lightly trace it off. You can do it in sections if it's too big.
I'd love to see a pic when you finish your plushies.