G3 Looking for old G3 3' tall MLP plush pattern

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Looking for this old pattern for G3 3' tall MLP plushies. I desperately want to make my own but can't find ANY info on it.

If anyone has any info on this pattern please let me know! (Also willing to buy it but I'm putting this in the discussion thread because I'm looking for info)

(Photos not mine)

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Unless I'm mistaken, those patterns were developed by @Rosesare after a Frilly Frocks was badly damaged. She had them up for sale in the early 2000's, only as print copies. I believe I have one in storage somewhere, as my friend used it to surprise me with this:

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I have no idea if that member is still active anywhere in the MLP community, but it might help you track down the pattern ;) Good luck!
 
If anyone does track down a pattern, please let me know here as I would definitely be interested
 
Thisis so cool!
 
Jewel is right! I did a little research (here and here, it's all I could find) and Rosesare was the creator of the pattern... Unfortunately I think if you want to make a pony you'll need to make a new pattern. She was selling her patterns on Ebay, and those listings are long gone- unless someone has one they can scan for you :unsure:....

I feel like if you want an exact match for the OG pony you could modify and scale up another pony pattern? The bodies on G4 ponies aren't *too* different from G3, just a little slimmer, and the shots of the heads in the photos is pretty clear? If you can't find anything else and want some help modifying a pattern, I can try and help. :smile:
 
U could actually do a recreation just based on the pics for example we know that the face is made up of 4 segments with the mouth piace having 2 triangle at the end to give it a more rounded shape, the only problem is that we don't have a picture of the plush with it's belly up so we don't know how that part of the pattern works.. yet
edit: i did not find the pattern but i did find this very cute one that kinda looks like a vintage pony
 
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