I've discovered that making stuffed animals from construction paper drawings is surprisingly harder than crayon or marker drawings. This one was done almost completely by hand because of it.
If you would like a Kid's Creature created from your child's drawing, you'll find information here. I've got a facebook page too, if you'd share with your friends, that would be fantastic! Thanks -
Children's drawings give a small peek into their world. I make their drawings into soft creatures that they can hug. You can have your very own too!
Friday, July 30, 2010
Monday, July 12, 2010
Allison, I have no idea how old!
As you can see... my son likes to be part of the action and my "photo area" isn't really that professional. This is how I know that the work I do is child safe.
Allison is my cousin's child and she is now nine years old. When she found out about my creatures project, my aunt (Allison's grandma) went digging through the artwork that she had that was made by her grandchildren and unfortunately, this one didn't have a date on it.
At first glance, you'd think that this one would be very simple because the circles are so perfect. Well, in reality, that was the hardest part! I usually do these things free hand and try to emulate the imperfections of the kid's work. But, to do something free hand and make it perfect, is a real challenge. I actually had to make two attempts at the one. The furry fabrics are usually stretchy so I thought that making the backside out of a woven cotton would help. Nope. That was a complete fail. So, I threw the entire thing away (well... I unstuffed it first ... didn't want to be too wasteful) and started over. The second attempt came out better and it is furry on both sides.
The antennae have craft wires in them and are bendy.
If you would like a Kid's Creature created from your child's drawing, you'll find information here. I've got a facebook page too, if you'd share with your friends, that would be fantastic! Thanks -
Allison is my cousin's child and she is now nine years old. When she found out about my creatures project, my aunt (Allison's grandma) went digging through the artwork that she had that was made by her grandchildren and unfortunately, this one didn't have a date on it.
At first glance, you'd think that this one would be very simple because the circles are so perfect. Well, in reality, that was the hardest part! I usually do these things free hand and try to emulate the imperfections of the kid's work. But, to do something free hand and make it perfect, is a real challenge. I actually had to make two attempts at the one. The furry fabrics are usually stretchy so I thought that making the backside out of a woven cotton would help. Nope. That was a complete fail. So, I threw the entire thing away (well... I unstuffed it first ... didn't want to be too wasteful) and started over. The second attempt came out better and it is furry on both sides.
The antennae have craft wires in them and are bendy.
If you would like a Kid's Creature created from your child's drawing, you'll find information here. I've got a facebook page too, if you'd share with your friends, that would be fantastic! Thanks -
Labels:
allison,
catepillar,
child designed,
handmade,
kids creatures,
plush
Saturday, July 3, 2010
One more for Half Price
When I started this venture, I decided that I would create the first 10 creatures for free then the next 10 would be sold for half price. The response has been overwhelming! I had volunteers for the first 10 so quickly and the orders have continued to come in. I'm giving y'all fair warning.. there is only one slot left for the half price creature. So, If you would like a Kid's Creature created from your child's drawing, you'll find information here. I've got a facebook page too, if you'd share with your friends, that would be fantastic! Thanks -
Friday, July 2, 2010
Ashlyn age 6
If you would like a Kid's Creature created from your child's drawing, you'll find information here. I've got a facebook page too, if you'd share with your friends, that would be fantastic! Thanks -
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