I must say, she does an excellent job explaining the process of making the animals. After learning how to make a uniform pom pom, I went to work creating these two animals.
I used some of her ideas but then changed a lot of the design. For example, I didn't want to needle felt arms or legs so I relied on felt and just the contouring of the pom pom for mine. But, I think part of the fun is taking a design and then making it your own.
Here are the two critters I made--a bunny and a hedge hog. I am thinking they were a hit since they have already been adopted by my daughter and son. (They barely gave me time to take a picture of them before they were whisked away.)
It was so much fun making these. I hope to get the chance to make a few more soon!
Thanks for stopping by today!
11 comments:
Those are SOOOO sweet, Cammie! I can see why they were such a hit! Welcome back:)
Oh my goodness! These are so cute!!!
I just want to reach in through the screen and touch them...so cute! Girl, you are SO talented!
Super cute! Great job in creating your own!
I love them too Cammie! Thanks for the book title -- I have a friend having grand twins -- a boy and a girl -- these are too cute!
These are just so adorable.
Kathleen
these are just way too cute. you are so creative. I need to make these for the new great-grand daughter that will be here in two months
Too cute!!
Cammiew these are absolutely gorgeous - love them and I can see why they were 'kid-napped'.
Blessings
Maxine
Oh my heck, they are adorable!! Love them.
Thanks for the reminder idea! Carolyn, being able to blog hop gives all of us a grand reintroduction to good uses of short yarn balls. Keep Looking Up!
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