Three peas in a pod

THESE take only about an hour to complete! I used table leg socks (ready made) for the body. Stuff them really well so that they have nicely rounded bellies, and attach to the head. Stitch vertically up from the bottom of the belly, to form the two little legs. Add scarf which you can knit or crotchet in a jiffy. Or simply tie a bow.

These are about four inches in height. I am planning to make really small ones and give them away as danglies.

Here are some others which I have made earlier, and given away :)

Hello there!

This one has Woofy as companion.

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Pretty in pink

This little girl is about six inches tall. I haven't got a name for her yet. Any ideas? :) Took me an afternoon to complete. Pig tail added after hair (brushed out crocheted cap) was sewn onto head. Tights made from a sock. Scarf made from a bit of lace. Bonnet and sweater knitted.

Little Lulu

Little Lulu is just about two inches tall, ready for the next flea market. Made her hair from pink and gold satin ribbons. Second attempt in making hair this way. Some ribbons are easier to unravel and I was lucky to have some broad pink ones on hand -- a breeze to pull the horizon strand, leaving the vertical ones as silky hair.

Hair like satin

This is the first time I tried hair that is made from satin ribbons. There are lots of tutorials online teaching you how you can make wefts from satin ribbons. Fascinating! You are supposed to straighten to kinks with one of those heated devices for real hair. But I didn't and it seemed to be ok :)

A Waldorf adventure

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