First time poster, long time lurker.
I've been trying to get my trades and commissions squared off before I go back to Uni, so I have a few progress and finished pieces I'd love to share!
Click the below the preview for pictures and links to full size on DA!
A fairy plush made for my good friend for Christmas. She got a head full of big ol' burgundy yarn hair the same shade as her wings, but I forgot to get some snapshots before I gave her away.
My grandmother and grandfather always argue about losing things, and my grandmother says we must have a little spirit who takes the things from the house. For her Christmas gift, I gave her this little guy, and named him "Tupeti", the root of the word for
"theif".
A "realistic" plush version of Lonepichu's character Biblio, done as a trade. I need to embroider the eyes and add the tail ball, and the sloppy needlesculpting, head attachment, and... One ear are due to getting her approval of the layout.
I did a Hetalia international post card exchange and made dolls for a few of my recipients of their favorite characters. Norway was to a girl in Canada, I made Matthew (Canada) for a girl in Germany (Made of off-hand fabrics, so it was mainly fleece and I didn't care for it much, though you can see him in my gallery) and Alfred (America) for the girl who assembled a meet up I attended.
That's all for now! I might post the finished products (along with a finished Frodo Baggins!) a little later on in the week when they're all said and done.
Click the below the preview for pictures and links to full size on DA!
A fairy plush made for my good friend for Christmas. She got a head full of big ol' burgundy yarn hair the same shade as her wings, but I forgot to get some snapshots before I gave her away.
My grandmother and grandfather always argue about losing things, and my grandmother says we must have a little spirit who takes the things from the house. For her Christmas gift, I gave her this little guy, and named him "Tupeti", the root of the word for
"theif".
A "realistic" plush version of Lonepichu's character Biblio, done as a trade. I need to embroider the eyes and add the tail ball, and the sloppy needlesculpting, head attachment, and... One ear are due to getting her approval of the layout.
I did a Hetalia international post card exchange and made dolls for a few of my recipients of their favorite characters. Norway was to a girl in Canada, I made Matthew (Canada) for a girl in Germany (Made of off-hand fabrics, so it was mainly fleece and I didn't care for it much, though you can see him in my gallery) and Alfred (America) for the girl who assembled a meet up I attended.
That's all for now! I might post the finished products (along with a finished Frodo Baggins!) a little later on in the week when they're all said and done.