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Maybe eventually I will make my own needle felted Fashion Style Zecora too. She's such a beautiful character. And I could try to make her a bit poseable too, for extra fun.
I don't know of any poseability tutorials, do you? I would like to improve my skills in that area.
indeed! there should be more ponies of that size, it will be a lot of fun to customize or make clothes for them
first time i saw them i was impressed how they were the size of a baby G1, i think g4 filly just beat the g2 on the smallest ones.
oh! that would be amazing! Zecora need some more love
and she would make an amazing figure
poseability tutorials? like, how to make them move? note really :/
sorry i canīt help with that
I'm also really impressed that he's jointed! That's so cool and makes him way more play worthy!
He was a lot easier to make than I expected. I got his cheeks and snout right on the first attempts, coincidentally using just the right amount of wool for them.
Just like you found with your Butterfree, I will probably avoid craft felt as much as I can in future because it doesn't stick as well as wool. It was especially annoying for his spikes, as the fibres were too short to really poke in. Maybe if I was doing it next time I would put the spikes on before his skin so they could be built up around and held in more securely. But they are all useful learning points and craft felt was a helpful stepping stone before I got more supplies.
If you want to try a new craft sometime, needle felting is a great way of making sculptures with fibre. I find it easier than sewing because I don't have to come up with a 3D pattern first, I just shape as I go.