I’ve been waiting for you for a looong time. Ring-a-ding-ding!! I’ve got plans for you, big ones. I’m going to unplug the wii iv, get these kids back to a normal routine, turn another year older and then I’m digging in. oh nine!
A captivating gang of 24 huggable, lovable creatures to sew—from classics like Margot, a topsy-turvy doll, and the button-jointed teddy bear Bjorn Bjornson, to irresistible Evelyn, a wool felt inchworm decked out in mod glasses and a kerchief, and Koji, a fiercely cute spiked softie monster. There’s something for everyone here—from kids to grown-ups and from beginning sewers to advanced dollmakers. Published by STC Craft, August, 2010.
Good luck with turning off the Wii! I’m afraid of mutiny!
hooray for motivation! hope everything goes well 😉
Go get em Girl!
~Tam 😀
Just popping by to say Happy New Year.
xMx
Yay for motivation and happy new year too!
I’m looking forward to all the wonderful things you’ll get up to this year. 🙂
Love your rosy winter girl! She looks very motivating. 🙂 EG
Happy New Year! I hear you on the Wii IV LOL!
Happy Oh Nine!
Happy New Year! Love that little ornament! Can’t wait to see what you have in store for 09. It’s refreshing to have a new year to look upon, isn’t it? 🙂
Here’s to a DIVINE 2009!
Hmmmm…your rosy winter girl looks suspiciously like one Miss Phoebe!!!! 🙂 The latter is much cuter, however. xo
Does the Wii really have an “off” setting?
Thanks for the inspiration over the past year. Looking forward to following your blog in 2009. Happy New Year!
Happy New Year to you too!! I’m looking forward to another year of your very inspiring blog (Your blog was my introduction to this wonderful world of crafty blogs!- thank you so much!)
Beata
P.S.
I was just wondering about your rosy girl — I had one as a child and have been trying to find one — do you know how are they called – do they have an “official name” (I’d like to see if I can find one on Ebay)?
Reminds me of the doll from wool 100%, have you seen that movie?
That doll reminds me of a Russian doll
called “nevalyashka” 🙂 I also had one as a child. Russian book stores sometimes carry those dolls.