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I’ve been staying very busy 🙂
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=16411555
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=16412949
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=16412379
Check out my ETSY store for more http://www.featherheart.etsy.comI also wanted to share this little guy I made. This is my smallest plush so fare. 2.5″ tall when sitting just under 3″ if standing
He’s sold but I can always make more & in just about any color 🙂Those are adorable, you’re very talented! I think the dragon and the pink bear are my favorites. 😉
I’m not usually one to gush over teddy bears, but these are beautiful! I love the oriental one. There is something so wonderful about hand-made stuffed animals… they have a certain reality to them that manufactured ones don’t.
ah thanks everyone 🙂 It’s funny but I started making stuffed animals because I’m a big collector of plush and got tried of all the mass produced ones, plus it’s really had to find a good looking stuffed dragon.
Here is another tiny dragon plush. This one’s even a little smaller than the last one under 3″ tall if standing
I really like your bears and dragons. Too bad you use wool and mohair though. I have allergies to both of those. Cute, though!
emerald212 wrote:I really like your bears and dragons. Too bad you use wool and mohair though. I have allergies to both of those. Cute, though!
LOL me tooI!! I’m very allergic to wool so I don’t use it much. The other fabrics are faux fur and vintage velvet, and felt. I’ve used wool felt before & it makes me itch a little so again I don’t use it much. The mohair of the bears never seams to bother me. But I can’t wear a mohair or wool sweater or any clothing made with the fabrics. I guess the bears don’t bother me because I’m not holding them to my skin for long. 🙂
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