I'm glad I do because now my family can benefit from the loving hands of my mom through me.

I'd love one myself!

My daughter said. Thanks

That? Not only adorable, but, impressive!

I like doing toys and creative crochet. But I do afghans too. One Xmas I made my daughter a David Grohl doll and daughter in law a Tom Petty doll. I also made my grandson in law an Einstein doll because he puts up solar power in under developed countries where they need electricity and his wife my grand daughter a Normie doll ( the lake monster in North Carolina)they live in NC. My other grandson got a Big Foot ( so if he runs into him while hiking in Seattle where he lives he' ll recognize him) and his wife got a Hello Kitty because she loves Hello Kitty ( the bunny is for their daughter). I had fun that Christmas.

It's nice to get feedback.

anywhere close to as nice as yours.

I only do it for family. My hands hurt too much to do it for money.

I'm used to it

There's nothing like a cuddly critter to make a child (or an adult) happy.

And the stuffing is so light that it is real cuddlely.

You did a wonderful job!
So talented!
(I just followed you on Bluesky)

I'll look for you snd follow you back.

The bunny has the sweetest expression on their face.

I worked hard on the face to get it to look sweet snd not hard. I must have made at least 6 different pairs of eyes, including pink ones.

VERY nicely done!

calimary

That's really cute. 🥺

it here because it is so thick and fuzzy.

FUR THE MOMENT by yarn bee

It's an eyelash type yarn

You're welcome. I wanted feed back from nonrelatives that would have to say they liked it.

to even contemplate crocheting a astuffie in fuzzy yarn, fur yarn, or even chenille. I've knitted a couple of teddy bears in worsted and have a third, less than half finished one somewhere. But my crochrt guage is so tight I'd be cussing at every stitch trying crochet.

Get used to working with it. I had a hard time until I tried it with double yarn, a plain 3 ply worsted mixed with an eyelash. Then I got so I could do it with just the eyelash type.

I don't have the problem with knitting. I've made whole sweaters with eyelash or fur, as well as some with eyelash ot fur raglan yokes and the rest worsted. I'm not certain, but I think it's the two needles as opposed to the single hook that helps me keep the opening open through which the yarn has to go to finish each stitch.

The trick. Easy to lose your place. Or if you have to go back to a mistake and pull it out it becomes really hard to find the hole.

I have a trouble with it being slippery on the knitting needle.

That was a killer rabbit. But I laughed so hard at the killer rabbit part.

But I prefer crochet.

I used to sew teddy bears out of woolen fabrics and made one in leather, when my daughter was young. She used to collect them.

How'd things go today?

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We’re in for fight never could any of us ever imagine this shit.

Need find Dunc the golden a priest he didn’t explain to his brother that father already fed him.

I fell asleep on day bed 20 came home from work Dunc scored again.

Always seems to score

Followed you, gatheringenergy

Thanks

Is that you and your little girl in your avatar? Cute

they pooped jelly beans.

Did she do them in yarn or thread?

Floppy stuffed animals are the best!

Thanks for commenting