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Default Oct 19, 2020 at 11:04 AM
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@128J thanks for the mention, I’m hoping the photo shows up. It’s meant to be an Exmoor pony!
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Default Oct 19, 2020 at 11:13 AM
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@128J thanks for the mention, I’m hoping the photo shows up. It’s meant to be an Exmoor pony!
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Absolutely great work, Do you have to stitch pieces together to get the end result?(putting the complete nose onto the complete body)? I also think the main is very pretty and the way the ear looks is fantastic. I struggle to get dimensions right, is this a battle when working with a physical medium like this?
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@128J - thanks for your kind comments! I do all body parts separately (head, including the open mouth, is one piece, I just changed colours where needed), then stuff and sew them together as I go. It’s actually not too difficult to get dimensions right, as long as you know what your gauge/tension is with certain needle and yarn size combinations. I make actual size sketches of the things I want to make then work from them
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Are they realistic drawings or drawings of a completed yarn sculpture? What other animals have you made?
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ROXANNE!!!!!!!!!!!! That is Adorable!! What else have you made?

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@happysobercrafter - thanks! I’ve only made horses so far but have plans for many accessories including riders. Also want to make general dollhouse things later. I’m quite slow at actually getting stuff done so it could be a few months more until I move onto the next big project!
@128J - they’re anatomically accurate (but not always really detailed) sketches at the size I want to make the thing, so I can measure it and know how many stitches and rows etc are in that part. There’s a lot of trial and error, too, but it’s really satisfying when it turns out right! I’m just doing horses right now, but there are other animals I’d like to make later!
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Default Oct 19, 2020 at 02:59 PM
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I am slow too, so I completely understand that!

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I am glad that there are people who care about art
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Working mostly with oils for my paintings. Colored pencils for my drawings. Downandlonely writing is not artistic medium but it certainly can be creative. Hope you get support being a member of PC. Rise13eyond .Impressed with your artwork.Favorite artistic medium?http://angelpainting.jpg." />
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Working mostly with oils for my paintings. Colored pencils for my drawings. Downandlonely writing is not artistic medium but it certainly can be creative. Hope you get support being a member of PC. Rise13eyond .Impressed with your artwork.Favorite artistic medium?http://angelpainting.jpg." />
Writing is an art, absolutely. Check out this list of artistic media List of art media - Wikipedia

Painting and drawing is often classed as fine art
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@128J thanks for the mention, I’m hoping the photo shows up. It’s meant to be an Exmoor pony!
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Your pony is absolutely lovely! The detail is stunning. Thanks for sharing
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@mugwort2 Do you use line work before painting or do you just go right in with the paint?
I am very unfamiliar with the process.
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