Owl from Recycled Old Clothes

I like her!! She's about 14" tall.

Small Sock Doll For Audrey.

I made it with removable clothes, as Audrey will be five soon and is getting to the age where she can actually dress dolls as well as undress them.

Ta Dah!!! Table is Clean Again, FINALLY!!!!!

Long Tail Monkey

Will I EVER tire of making sock monkeys?! No, I don't think so. I wish now I had kept track of all the sock monkeys and sock dolls I've made in my life, so far! Combined, it would be over a hundred, I'm sure.
    This latest one is bound for the gallery fairly soon. I guess there's no hurry, because I don't think we'll be open again until after the New Year. I can't remember if we'll be open on the 30th and 31st or not.

Patriotic Cat Girl Finally Finished!!

As I recall, she was half done last spring when my cousin was visiting here!!! Bad, bad, bad me!!! But, she is now done and as you can see from the pictures, she's having a jolly good time down at the gallery!!

She would have behaved herself, but Robin M. egged her on.

She was being well-behaved until Robin suggested she ride the horse.

Baby Monkey Girl

She's made of an orphan sock wears a skirt made from a vintage handkerchief. She's very soft and huggable.

More Crittters

How many more will I be able to make by Sat a.m? Not a whole lot more, I'm thinking!!

A Toy Society Christmas--so far.

The Toy Society World Wide Christmas Drop will be next weekend, December 18 and 19. I have four toys made, so far. Last year I dropped 30 toys, but I won't be doing that many this year. I hope there are enough new members so that we still reach our goal of 300 toys dropped.  For more information, see the Toy Society's blog: http://thetoysociety.blogspot.com/

Another Wonderful You Tube Video

Silent Monks Singing Halleluia


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCFCeJTEzNU

Merry Christmas!

If you love animals, you'll love these videos

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04Msip7PCf4

http://www.wimp.com/lionesstrust/

OMG!!! Her legs aren't the same length!! or Playing God

Oh, well, she'll have "surgery" later. Right now, I just want to finish her and get some clothes on her. That will hide her "disability" until I fix her. I can always use the removed leg for something else; it's fun playing God. Everybody should try it, on a small scale and on nonliving forms.

Started a Cloth Hitty Last Night at Doll Club

Wasn't planning on painting her face/shoulders, but I goofed on her mouth. Used a too-wide Micron marker on her mouth and it was BAD. I'm happy with her now; think she has an old-fashioned countenance.

Cute Pincushions, almost good enough to eat......

.....but not quite.  They will be off to the Six Rivers Gallery very soon. These are fun to make; pattern available from Pieceful Designs.