Meet Lavender Menace

I've been working on a new pony-self, not to replace Strawberry (she is far too dear to my heart!) but to offer another pony-play option. I need a pony who can come out to play with the people, all by herself. Strawberry is a pony sort of pony, she doesn't talk or have hands or anything so she needs a trainer or at least a handler to go into people-spaces. So I've been thinking for awhile of other pony concepts I could play with, and the obvious one is My Little Pony.

Athropomorphism in all it's pastel, heavy eye make-up glory! She can talk, she can dance, she has inexplicably opposable thumbs!

I have so far created a stunning tail & half-braided mane, both stripes and swirls of lavender, deep purple and hot pink. I have sweet little lavender knickers to wear, and a whole pile of lavender fake-fur to make legwarmers and possibly (if I get ambitious) mittens. Putting all the gear on (what I've made of it so far) is quite exciting- swishing my rump and seeing not cherry-red but whirls of pastel!

I am still not sure how it will feel to be fully pony-clad and to talk, but tomorrow night is the Slit launch so I suppose I'll find out. If photos are taken I'll put them up here to share.

What on earth could a lavender-toned queer pony be called but, naturally, Lavender Menace? She follows the naming convention of the My Little Pony range, but seems so much fiercer than boring old Butterscotch Swirl. If I'm lucky some cute girl will get artistic with twigs of lavender up my thigh... swoon

(or maybe, oh baby, I could make some sort of lavender-coloured garter and fix real lavender sprigs using that? The possibilities!)