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Got a little bitty Luna, made socks for her too. I don't think I can make socks any smaller though. But there aren't many pony molds smaller than that one.
Anyhow, here's both my Luna ponies, with their socks!
I tried to find pony socks for me, but they only come in little kiddy sizes. Sosad.
Anyhow, here's both my Luna ponies, with their socks!
I tried to find pony socks for me, but they only come in little kiddy sizes. Sosad.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fanart
Species Horse
Size 600 x 638px
File Size 126.1 kB
"I tried to find pony socks for me, but they only come in little kiddy sizes."
Easy solution there, make them. If you have a serger machine, just learn how to make pony related icons and things on some socks you just buy at a department store or something. After a bit of practice I bet you can start selling them too. The 'pony socks' thing is still going on in the Brony verse so I bet there will be a good number of buyers interested. I don't own a serger machine myself or I'd take the challenge too.
Easy solution there, make them. If you have a serger machine, just learn how to make pony related icons and things on some socks you just buy at a department store or something. After a bit of practice I bet you can start selling them too. The 'pony socks' thing is still going on in the Brony verse so I bet there will be a good number of buyers interested. I don't own a serger machine myself or I'd take the challenge too.
I don't have a serger either. But I'm pretty sure you mean an embroidery machine, since a sewing machine that does interlock stitches and trims the edges as it goes isn't of any use whatsoever in making pony pictures on socks.
Given that an embroidery machine that can do images and not just lines cost upwards of a thousand dollars, getting one in order to make socks, even if I sold a few, is not exactly a great investment.
Given that an embroidery machine that can do images and not just lines cost upwards of a thousand dollars, getting one in order to make socks, even if I sold a few, is not exactly a great investment.
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