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was gracious enough to take a picture of my petite paper plushies before I set them out on the table.
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I've also formally ended the sale of MLP merchandise, although for petite paper plushies like these I do custom reprints from time to time.
When is your daughter's birthday? So long as you don't need it right away (since I'm currently in the process of moving to a new house), I may be able to fire up the presses and making another Rainbow Dash (no surprise there, EVERYBODY seems to love the hardest pony to make, lol).
Send me a private note if you'd like to discuss additional details.
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It was the ONLY way possible to make so many in less than a month.
Although granted, you probably made a traditional style piņata, which is larger and probably made out of paper mache and stuff. These girls are very small and use all sorts of new-fangled materials that are easy to work with mechanically. Hence I can cut down the time to make these and pass on the savings to the customer. ^___^b