GOOD THING I NEVER TRIED CRACK
So, I am having a small problem with making these - I can't stop.
I have just been using small scraps of yarn, but can see where I would want to actually invest in some green for the frog, instead of the camo stuff. The colors are off - the tongue is very dark red and the camp is more green than brown.
What do you do with these amazing creatures once you are finished with them? Are they gifts to friends, or do you sell them to a boutique? Very cute. You are so talented. One day it's sewing beautiful dresses or bags, then to applique, then it's off to crocheing. What's next? Have you ever made quillows? We just made those with our Young Women. They are the greatest things.
ReplyDeleteYou never cease to amaze me! You are so talented, and I want to be just like you when I grow up! These little creations are just so cute, just like everything you make--dresses, bags, postcards. You should go into business, girlfriend!
ReplyDeleteTotally way cute! I love them. I want a dolphin!! *LOL* really I collect them Wonder if you could make a dolphin? You could for sure sell them and the dresses and purses, and the postcards!!
ReplyDeleteYou are so funny! Yes, it is a good thing you never tried crack. Which reminds me of a funny line from SNL. I will fill you in later. Your little animals are very cute. You go DD- Domestic Diva!
ReplyDeleteYou are funny :)
ReplyDeleteCUTE! Speaking of cute, I just got your postcard yesterday!! Yes, that is my address, and that was the cutest postcard I've ever received. My kids got a kick out of it too!
ReplyDeleteThanks!!
Hmm. I'm going to say that it's not so much addiction as MOTIVATION. You're a motivated person. . . The animals are soooo cute and yes, it probably is time to get some color appropriate yarn because the frog just doesn't look like a frog, etc.
ReplyDeleteThe frog is cute. Now you need to do one for your mother and send it to her.
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