I love Uglydolls and I've been meaning to attempt making one instead of buying one since they look so easy to make. I couldn't sleep Friday night so I got up around midnight and decided to choose a project from my crafting To Do list (yes, I have a crafting To Do list! Don't laugh). One hour later I had this (mind you I bought the fleece for this project before Creed was born so I didn't exactly finish this quickly, did I?)
I think this project would be a lot more fun if you had your child draw a monster and turned that into a stuffed monster (in fact, I think maybe I saw them do that in a Martha Stewart Kid's magazine . . .) I guess I'll have to make another one when Creed can draw.
8 comments:
Stepper:
So cute. What a talented girl I have. What did Creed think about it?
You are exceptionally talented!!! I hope you realize what a blessing that is to other people...thanks for sharing....I would love to see what a "monster towel" looks like...please share??? You're cooking magazines are in the mail as of tomorrow...thanks for letting be be a lurker...and thanks to Britain for being such a good friend and vouching for my sanity:)
Charity
One more thing...I've got a great monster quilt pattern that I will share with you....my husband loves the book where the wild things are...and I happened upon a quilt pattern that incorporates different monsters in it, they look similar to the one that you have made for Creed...so I'll make a copy and include it in your cooking magazine package along with a picture of the finished product...
Charity
man you are so talented... i can't wait til you get out here... i need some motivation!
impressive!
Impressive as always. I married well. VERY well.
I love your little green creation -- so cute! I also love the fact that your hubby reads your blog -- and comments! That is awesome!
Charity I would LOVE to see the monster quilt pattern! I have big frames of pictures of Where the Wild Things Are hanging in my living room! I love that book!
I showed a monster towel that I made a long time ago and you can see it here:
http://simplyradiant.blogspot.com/2007/06/monster-in-house.html
If you want to try to attempt making your own, let me know and I'm happy to pass along a few pointers!
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