Chou-Fleur Bunny from San X, I told myself I would make her one of these days, I finally found a suitable eyelash yarn, and, the pink bunny turned out super duper cute. Then again, I don't know why I always get myself into this type of predicament, I see a fuzzy yarn I like, I buy, I make an all so kawaii fuzzy, try to find the same yarn so I can make more, but no where available :[ I had used two types of eyelash yarn to made the pink bunny, Stars yarn from Adriafil for her head and body, which has bits of shimmery lashes that makes Bunny sparkle, and Patons Cha Cha for ears, arms, legs and her big bunny tail.....oh well, I guess I will just have to wait for the yarn to surface, or try other types of eyelash yarn, hmmmmm, may be Fur Sure from Moda Dea.
From NBC's Parks and Recreation, all of Ron's favorite foods, if you look closely, the photos are of hamburgers, steaks/sandwiches, fries, beacons, eggs, lobsters, hmmmm, looks scrumptious, but after staring at all these meals for a few minutes I am full already, so I think I will try and use this as my 'see-full' diet.... :D
( http://www.nbc.com/parks-and-recreation/exclusives/the-ron-mosaic/ )
I've been toying with the sock yarn charms idea for a while, made a couple of samples, my mother had seen the sock monkey samples, loved them and even took one for her purse. After final detailing, sewing the arms and tail to the body so they don't get snagged, using a clip clasp instead of key ring, and added a bell and a stamped pendant to each charm, I am please to introduce my sock yarn Sock Monkey to go Charms:
this is what happens when you have (grown) boys in the house, whilst I enjoy creating my fuzzy bears and bunnies and chicks and all the girly plushy amigurumis, my boys would come up with cartoon characters, game characters.. for me to work on... the latest character favorite from them, is chocobo from Final Fantasy.
I am not a gamer, so I have no clue what-so-ever, but I do like the challenge, so after about two weeks of hibernation from my fuzzy bears and bunnies and chicks and all the girly plushy amigurumis, I am finally done with the pattern and named it 'choockoBird'.....and, my boys approved of similarity to the virtual chocobo....
I was doing some spring cleaning on my computer files and came across this photo of packaged bunny ready for shipping, I traced my sold records and discovered that the bunny was one of my first sold amigurumi on May 6, 2009....
and in comparison to my present packaging, it has been progress in the making... :D
One of my favorite accessory, it is much fun to watch this video if you have not seen it before, I certainly can use all the techniques for my fuzzy bear's scarf too.... :D http://www.youtube.com/watch v=5LYAEz777AU
Etsy Treasury "Amigurumi teddy bears" by Mary Manuna of Manuna. *O*MGosh, my favorite subject, amigurumi fuzzy bears, love them all. Thank you Mary, for doing this adorable treasury..... :D
Saturday, February 4, 2012
It was a pleasant surprise when I received a message from Micro G of Knitting & Crochet @ United Kingdom that "Spontaneous Joy" was featured on her blog as one of her "Top 10 Inspirational Crochet Websites". Since I spend most of my free time on making fuzzy creations, I have never consider myself as a good blogger, and to see my blog along with some of my idol bloggers, I am so very honored and thrilled.
Thank you Micro G for your kind gesture, it is very much appreciated.
