Lamb

I am at a loss for a name... Nettie, maybe?

This is the first time I have used this pattern and I am ALL OVER IT.

It takes sooooo much time to do those little rosebuds on her but I LOVE THEM!!!

This little girl was made with highland alpaca. So soft!!!

I experimented with some colors and distressed her a bit and then hand painted her.

She is one of my favorites!!!!

A little girl....

This is Violet

I made her for one of my dearest friends, the incredible sculptor and most genuine friend, Bonnie Brown.

She loves the Gorgeous Series (who doesnt!!!)

So this was a little sweet girl I made with thoughts of her!

Baby is Chase...one of her amazing sculpts!

Unnamed Bunny

I haven't figured out a name for this one yet. Maybe you could help?

This was a complete experiment... which I seem to have a habit for.

Lil Miss was knitted in a pink Super Soft Polyester. 

With my friends at MacPhersons, they sent me some pastel colors and I played...

The sealer I used ended up making her sort of .... not soft, so she cannot be sold.

I wanted a vintage feel and the colors I used ended up making her more orangey looking. I absolutely love it!

I called her my Attic Bunny.

This is the pink she was before

Baby Bun

Baby Bun

A little bunny that fits in the palm of your hand.

This one was made of a brilliant Aqua colored cotton. Made in Turkey. 

I am in love with the yarn. Its easy to work with and very rich in color.

This one has safety eyes which I am really beginning to appreciate. I love glass eyes but I always fear they are going to pull out. 

He even has a tail!