Newest Yarn!chester!
Finally! A new yarn!chester, ready to be unveiled...
::drumroll::
To quote this very character from "Yellow Fever": It's me! Lilith!
I'm fairly pleased with her. I wish she hadn't ended up quite so tall, but she is still the shortest Yarn!chester, ceratinly.
Her eyes are white beads I found at Michael's a while back in preparation for Lilith (and potentially Alistair).
I'm quite pleased with her hair. I didn't do anything radically different than the other long haired Yarn!chesters, but since Lilith's hair is (baby) fine, and hangs straight down, I needed to end up with *less* of it on her. So I used bigger stitches tot hold it in place, except on the crown of her head, meaning less yarn in general, and therefore less poof.
I modeled the dress after the one that the hallucination of Lilith wears in "Yellow Fever", but it's not exact by any mean.
Her shoes are removable. I know this is a weird detail for Lilith, and frankly only happened because I didn't plan ahead. That said, you know what this means, right? Right?
Yeah, it means someday an ami!Sam who can accurately perform everybody's favorite scene from "Bad Day at Black Rock." Mwahahahaha. "I lost my shoe."
Here, a quick ami!Scene:
Baboon! Baboon! Baboon! Ba-boom! Ba-boom! Ba-boom!
There are three more pictures in the Yarn!chester set, in case you wanted to see her with both the Winchesters (here or with Meg and the YED (here.)
::drumroll::
To quote this very character from "Yellow Fever": It's me! Lilith!
I'm fairly pleased with her. I wish she hadn't ended up quite so tall, but she is still the shortest Yarn!chester, ceratinly.
Her eyes are white beads I found at Michael's a while back in preparation for Lilith (and potentially Alistair).
I'm quite pleased with her hair. I didn't do anything radically different than the other long haired Yarn!chesters, but since Lilith's hair is (baby) fine, and hangs straight down, I needed to end up with *less* of it on her. So I used bigger stitches tot hold it in place, except on the crown of her head, meaning less yarn in general, and therefore less poof.
I modeled the dress after the one that the hallucination of Lilith wears in "Yellow Fever", but it's not exact by any mean.
Her shoes are removable. I know this is a weird detail for Lilith, and frankly only happened because I didn't plan ahead. That said, you know what this means, right? Right?
Yeah, it means someday an ami!Sam who can accurately perform everybody's favorite scene from "Bad Day at Black Rock." Mwahahahaha. "I lost my shoe."
Here, a quick ami!Scene:
Baboon! Baboon! Baboon! Ba-boom! Ba-boom! Ba-boom!
There are three more pictures in the Yarn!chester set, in case you wanted to see her with both the Winchesters (here or with Meg and the YED (here.)