Applejack T-shirt

Hey everypony!

So ah know it's been a while. Midterms and all that are just gettin' in the way of the ponies.

So if you want t'make an Applejack T-shirt, it's really easy. All ya need is a yellow T-shirt that's big on you, and orange tie-dye.

Mix the dye according to the package directions.

Scrunch up that shirt real good and randomly toss the dye on it. Ah don't have pictures of this part 'cause ah forgot my camera. Ah'm sorry 'bout that.

Follow the directions for the dye on washing your shirt after you're done.

Should look somethin' like this:

See? Just the kind of shirt you could throw on before workin' on the farm.

Here's what it looks like on a person:

An' if you want to get a li'l fancy? Easy! Just tie the bottom hem into a knot.

(y'all might want to imagine that on someone skinnier. trust me, it works.)
That's all there is to it! Simple tie dye in the right color can make you a great Applejack T-shirt!

Fluttershy Cupcakes

I'm sorry, I don't have a lot of pictures for this one. But I'll give you the recipe anyways so you can make these cupcakes. If you want to, or not, either way's okay.

You're going to need:
1 package yellow cake mix
2/3 cup oil (or whatever your cake mix calls for)
4 eggs (again, whatever the cake mix calls for)
zest of one lemon
1 pint whipping cream
1/4 cup sugar
2 tsp vanilla
1/4 cup diced strawberries

Mix the cake mix according to the package directions.
Stir in the lemon zest. You can add more or less so that it's just right for you.
Pour the batter into a cupcake pan and cook according to package directions.

When the cupcakes come out and while they're cooling, you can make strawberry whipped cream.
With an electric mixer, mix together the whipping cream, sugar, and vanilla, until it makes stiff peaks.
Fold in the strawberries.

Spoon the whipped cream on top of the cupcakes. The cream needs to be kept cold, so you might want to store it in the fridge until you're ready to serve the cupcakes. I mean, if that's okay with you.

The frosting does look pinker than that. I'm sorry, I had to take this with my cell phone camera. I really wish I could have gotten better pictures for you. I'm sorry.

I hope you like the cupcakes!

Applejack Cupcakes

Hey y'all!

So ah bet you want to try some delicious Applejack-inspired cupcakes. Ah'm gonna show you how to make them.

They're gonna be apple pie cupcakes. They just ain't Applejack without some apple in them!

Y'all will need:

3 c flour

1 tbsp baking powder

½ tsp salt

1 c plus 2 tbsp unsalted butter

2 c  plus 2 tbsp sugar

4 eggs

1 ½ tsp vanilla extract (That's what the recipe calls for, but ah only used 1/2 tsp and it came out fine)

1 c milk

2 tsp cinnamon

3 large Granny Smith apples, peeled, cored and diced (Ah used apples from my school's dining commons. Weren't Granny Smiths, but they tasted just fine. And they were free.)

Line your cupcake pan with tin foil.

Ah only did this because ah couldn't find paper liners. But it's got the advantage of lookin' like a pie tin.

Mix together the flour, baking powder, and salt.

Cream together 1 cup of the butter with 2 cups of sugar (or 1 cup sugar-Splenda mix, which is what ah did)

Beat the eggs into the mix.

Bake at 350 for 18-22 minutes.

Meanwhile, peel an' dice yer apples.

Cook the apples with the rest of the butter an' sugar, an' the cinnamon.

Cupcakes out a' the oven. Don't they look nice?

When the cupcakes are cool, carve a li'l hole in each one.

Put some a' yer apple pie fillin' in the hole. And y'all have some delicious apple pie cupcakes!

 

 

Recipe for the cupcakes is from Annie's Eats

Rarity T-shirt

Yes, it's a Rarity post again! I get inspired by her a lot.

(it would probably look better on somepony skinnier. but I couldn't find a model, so I had to wear it)

To make this shirt, you'll need the following:

A fitted white shirt
Purple lace (I got a yard and a half for a large shirt)
Iron-on rhinestones
Purple thread

Cut the lace into strips and lay it out on the shirt in the pattern that you like best.

Pin the lace to the shirt. (I got rid of the lace on the sleeves--didn't look quite right. But you can do whatever you think looks best.)

Sew the lace on. I used two straight stitches to make sure it was secured and to get the nice even line. If you happen to have a sewing machine, I highly recommend using it.

Lay out your rhinestones in a pattern that looks best to you. I decided to vaguely follow the shape of Rarity's cutie mark (though I know it's hard to tell) and put some of them under the lace so that little shine peeks through.

Iron on the rhinestones according to the package directions. Make sure that the iron won't melt your lace!

And that's all you need! See, it's easy for anypony to be fashionable with just a little work.