That is a beautiful color! And the couch has some pretty nice legs.

I find it kinda funny how your boy looks all sulky in his modeling pic, but he's so goofy in the Smosh videos. 

This was a pretty beautiful scene and your hoop is spot on. I thought the S2 finale was full of amazing moments.

I used fabric paint and a reference for each picture. It was a little tough keeping the anatomy right, but I got the hang of it as I kept painting.

  Thanks guys!
I totally want to do Rainbow Dash/sonic rainboom shoes at one point.
That is, if I can figure out how to capture the awesomeness of a sonic rainboom with paint.

I've been on a wicked MLP kick lately and just had to craft something pony related.
So I picked up some men's canvas shoes from Walmart and got down to work.
The colors are much more vibrant in person and gosh they're cute.

On the right shoe is an overwhelmed Fluttershy from the Staremaster episode.


On the left is a shy little Fluttershy filly from the Cutiemark Chronicles episode.


And on the back of both shoes is Fluttershy's cutie mark.


I worked on these for two days straight, although I could have probably done them in one day if I started early enough.
My hand really hurt from clutching that paintbrush for so long though, phew.

It was so difficult painting Fluttershy looking so upset, but she's just so cute! If these were in my size I would be sorely tempted to keep them.

I really want to do more but I'm waiting to see if these will sell or people have interest in buying them before I decide to do more. I have so many ideas and I'm so excited, haha! I'm hoping that as I do more I'll be able to do more detailed shoes and include backgrounds.

Anyways, here's one more shot of the shoes.

I love how you did the hair! This came out amazing.
Seeing all these ponies makes me want to bust out my fleece stash and start making my own.

These all look delicious!
Did you wrap the edge of the pie with foil? That will usually keep the edges from burning and you can take off the foil towards the end to make sure it's all cooked.

You can use it for getting sand off your feet at the beach.

You can also put it on before getting dressed (don't use so much that you get powder on your clothes) and it helps you shimmy into your clothes better and it adds a sweet little scent.

This looks great! Especially since it's the fourth thing you've made.

All these yarns are very pretty! I'm digging the bright springy colors and Mist.

I just started spinning this week and it's a lot of fun! I got my drop spindle on Tuesday, I think, as well as 4 little balls of roving and one big bag of wool roving. I'm not sure what the little balls of roving were, but they were nice to work with.

I predrafted everything. Like crazy. It feels a bit like cheating, since I predraft to the size I want to spin. It's just that draving while spinning seems really difficult!

I didn't name my yarn, although I should. Everyone has such creative names!

Anyways, here's my yarn. I got a little picture happy...


This was the first one I spun, with a quarter to show the size. This was one of the little roving balls.


The second roving ball I spun up. I was spinning it onto a pencil so that I could ply it with the red.


This is the two roving balls I had left with the yarn I had spun. Yup, these are Gryffindor colors! I'm hoping I can make something for the last HP movie.


I plied it and set the twist. I'm so happy with how it came out! It looks like yarn!






And now I'm spinning the second red ball of roving. I predrafted really really tiny! Almost too tiny. Oops.

I'm already dreading running out of roving, since I'll have to drive 30-40mins to the store or order some online and wait for it, haha.