I have completed another creation from Edward’s Crochet Imaginarium by Kerry Lord. This one is Fluffy because of all the loop stitches on the body and ears. I don’t think I’ll do that again and considering I had to redo the body twice, this counts as three.  Maybe?

This monster is more of a bunny which was by design.  She has one bow, one sock (with another bow so I guess that means two bows) plus a bracelet made from extra crochet markers. I didn’t like using them away so this was a great donation. She also has one green eye and one blue eye.
 

This is my second crochet project from the book Edward’s Crochet Imaginarium by Kerry Lord. We call him Peppermint. This was much easier than the first plus I didn’t have to fret over choosing the elements.  Sometimes narrowing down the which arms or lets is the hardest part. Now on to the next one. LOL

This is my first crochet project which was from the book Edward’s Crochet Imaginarium by Kerry Lord.  It’s such a fun book with flip pages to help choose the heads, arms and legs. The instructions were easy enough to figure out after a lesson from my sister first. I’m not sure crochet is my thing yet but I’m willing to give it another try.

There are so many adorable felted mice out there.  My Mom showed me a pin cushion Felted Mouse from Suzie of Crowsnest Pass from TDIPT Mercantile and asked if I could make a couple for her.  This isn’t exactly but they do take after hers.  The mouse is needle felted and the strawberries are sewn with sheet felt.  They are sitting on vintage wooden spool that are very very old.  I have forgot exactly but I was impressed how old they were. 

Here are a few felt animals/critters that I’ve made over the past few weeks.  The dog and elephant are patterns from the Pipsqueaks Itsy-Bitsy Felt Creations book.  I’ve done the elephant before so it was much easier to second time.  The dog was altered to have longer ears and to be larger than the pattern.  Then the inside of the ears was given a pattern fabric lining.  I don’t remember where the snail came from but was an adaptation of one I saw on Pinterest.

Here’s a dryer wool ball that I felted a face head and tale on so it would look like Shirley from Shaun the Sheep.  Such a fun show to watch and now this gal and tumble around all day . . . or at least on laundry days.