Despite it being the shortest month, during those 28 days I finished quite a few stuffed cuties. First of which is a teeny tiny messenger owl. His mission is to carry short messages between me and the hubby. This little guy was the gift I gave to my sweet-sweet Valentine. It is also an original Freshstitches cutie. You can find the pattern here.
The second sweetheart is a rainbow giraffe, who's a real eye-catcher. His FREE pattern can be found here.
Now, the third one is special. Her name is Maya and she is a gigantic pink monkey. She is the biggest toy I made so far. The pattern was designed by Irene Staal, you can find it on her Ravelry page.
And last, but not least comes the grooviest cat in town. He has dots, he has stripes (on his back, not visible on the picture), he has everything. You can find the FREE pattern here.
The second sweetheart is a rainbow giraffe, who's a real eye-catcher. His FREE pattern can be found here.
Now, the third one is special. Her name is Maya and she is a gigantic pink monkey. She is the biggest toy I made so far. The pattern was designed by Irene Staal, you can find it on her Ravelry page.
And last, but not least comes the grooviest cat in town. He has dots, he has stripes (on his back, not visible on the picture), he has everything. You can find the FREE pattern here.
They are all so bright, colorful and fun! What did you use for the eyes on the owl?
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! :) As for the eyes, I've been in Thailand for more than 6 months now. These I found at a local market in a craft shop. The Northern Thais use them on traditional costumes. I call them mirror buttons, although they cannot function as an actual button. Basically they are shiny circles with crocheted edges (I think). However, my Thai is not advanced enough to ask about them or understand the answer I'd get.
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