Plush workshop Rarity
We start of carefully removing all the leftover embroidery backing the rough paper like stuff) and turning all pieces right sides out.
Be careful to not push to hard when using the chopstick.
Then take the headpieces and pin them right sides together.
(fluffy against fluffy)
Sew along the edge with a back stitch and leave a little gap (roughly the width of a finger) for turning. Then cut a notch in to the right angle between nose and forehead. make sure to not accidentally cut in to your seam.
Turn your head inside out and stuff it. Close the opening of the head with a ladder stitch.
Next stuff your body and add the magnet in to it, then close it as well with a ladderstitch.
Pin your head to the body. If you want you can attach the head in a different angle, looking up or down or to the sides
Turn the horn right side out and attach it with a ladderstitch.
Take your ears and pinch them together. Feed the needle through both outer corners to make this cute little fold.
Test the positioning of your ears before attaching them and then add them on both sides with a ladder stitch to the head.
Time to start on the mane, take a pipecleaner and cut to the size of your hairpieces.
To avoid any wire ends poking holes in to the plush (or your fingers) take a piece of sticky tape and secure it over the edge.
Stick the pipe cleaners with the taped end to the opening in to the hair piece.
Starting with the piece that looks like this. We attach the hair to the top of her head.
And attach it with another ladderstitch.
(pro tip: you can attach the pipe with a few stitches through the sticky tape to the head and make sure it doesnt move away, this goes for all mane parts.)
Now we need the L shaped part, Pipe goes in with the taped end facing the hole.
(again: you can attach the pipe with a few stitches through the sticky tape to the head so it cant move arround)
Ladderstitch it with the smaller part looking upwards to the back of her head.
Last but not least do the same as before (taped pipecleaner to the hole) and attach it with a ladderstitch in the space between her cutiemarks. After this is done you can play a litttle: Hairstyler! Bend her mane pieces around the chopsticks and give her some beautiful curls.
And now you have your own perfect little drama queen that can use your shoulder as her personal fainting sofa <3