*Printables are available for personal, non-commercial (no selling) use only please! They are for fun – I do not make any money from these and will remove them if necessary or requested.*
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Good plastic ponies deserve treats every now and then, right?
Here’s a new set of printables for you today!
There are three flavors…
…and three sizes. Traditional, Classic…
…and Schleich. (of course you can use whichever size you like or re-size them further)
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I printed mine on regular computer paper and secured them with a glue stick. I used the leftover paper to stuff the bags, then added a gloss coating.
My favorite gloss I use for printables is this one:
It doesn’t smear the ink like thinner glosses do, and really brightens up the color.
I really wanted to make some miniature horse treats to go with them, but didn’t want to deal with polymer clay, so I came up with a different solution.
I’m using a thin, sticky-backed piece of cork I found with the scrapbook paper in Hobby Lobby. I used this to make a miniature bulletin board and thought it might pass as treats too.
First I cut a couple strips, peeled off the backing and stuck them together, to give it a little more thickness. I sketched out a few treats then cut them out.
Instant heart cookies!
I hope you (and your ponies!) enjoy!
Desktop Stables 
Hi Nichelle! I was wondering, what doll you are using is these photos? She seems to be alot more realistic then the current breyer dolls.
Thanks, May.
She is a Zica Toys “Yvonne” doll. 🙂 The doll was recently discontinued (and sold out) BUT the tooling was bought by a new company called KC’s Galloping Gals (here’s their FB group page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/244301912793297/permalink/244511046105717/) They are in the process of getting production going again as these dolls are very popular among hobbyists. 🙂
how do you close a treat bag
Yay! I love this idea! Thanks for doing this!
You’re very welcome – I’m happy you like them! 🙂
This is awesome! I will do it in Classics and schleich size. I love your tutorials and tack!!!
So glad you like them! 🙂
😃
i shall do the same.
Thanks so much Nichelle! These are so cool, especially how you remembered the little guy sizes – My schleichs will really appreciate it! 😀
You’re welcome! 😀
Thank you for the printables and the idea for how to make the cookies!
You’re welcome, glad you like them! 😀
I am definitely making these in SM size for my escaped pony setup. (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QSZaojrNbXukLZlN-VDAcqtnkCMcgsdp/view?usp=drivesdk) 😀
I love your setup!!! XD
Yay more printables! I absolutely love your tutorials and keep it up! They’re awesome. 😃
Thanks, glad you like them!! 🙂
Hi how do you make your own printables and things? do use a computer to create your own lables?
Yup! I make all of them in Adobe Photoshop 🙂
Yeah! Mini treats! Thanks for doing a Schleich size. I really appriciate it! Would clear nail polish work for a glossy coat?
You’re welcome! Clear nail polish might work – I’ve never tried it before though!
god, your so nice for also adding schleich size!
Hello Nichelle just wanted to ask is there a tutorial on how to make the horse treats? By the way all of your printables and home made iteams are amazing, congratulations!!
Thank you! 🙂 I showed how I made the treats above, unless you’re looking for something else?
Thank you but it doesn’t seem to be working on mine
i kind of wish it came with instructions
HORSEGNJWBAJKF SO COOL MY HORSES LOVE THEM
I filled mine with quinoa to give them a realistic weight/feel. 🙂
I stuffed mine with cotton and stapled them shut.
How did you fold them shut though? Mine are more like pouches than what they’re supposed to be.
I press and fold the sides in like you would see on a paper grocery or lunch bag. Hope that helps! 🙂
Ok! I will find one in my house and try to copy that. 😀
Thanks for the tip!