Our pony pasture is quick and simple to sew. Whether you are sewing it by hand or by machine it takes very little time and just a wee bit of creativity to patchwork a pasture for any child's barnyard toy!
The fabrics I pulled from my scrap stash included one green solid, one green plaid, one green floral print ( including daisies of course), one green marbled pattern, one brown (muddy) batik, one white to straw batik and a distinct, vibrant blue batik fabric cut for ponds and streams.
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| The quilted pasture mat measures 45 inches by 52 inches. However, you can sew one like it in any size you wish! |
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| Left, the horses have been let out of their stalls to roam and eat however, wherever they please; which one of the ponies will eat the daisies first? Right, this Melissa and Doug horse stable is built to last for several generations of child's play. It's a Take-Along with handle and sturdy brass latch. |
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| This stable toy has been produced for many years. It may be purchased new or from second-hand dealers. I paid only three dollars for this used one. The horses were collected for many years by my youngest daughter. |
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| Left, there are windows on every side of this stable toy. Right, the ponies are drinking from an applique stream bed! |
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