Showing posts with label edinburgh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label edinburgh. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Kitty plushies!
Here is the next round of my kitty plushies, finished at last! They are currently immigrating to Edinburgh, where they will resettle at the beautiful Red Door Gallery, just in time to enjoy the festival. xxx
Labels:
berlin,
cat plush,
edinburgh,
edinburgh festival,
french cat plush,
hand sewn,
handmade plush,
kitty plushies,
love fran,
melanie burmester,
plush toy,
the red door gallery,
withlovefran
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Kitty Plushies
Another crew of misfit, heart shaped nose kitty plushies. These guys were so much fun to make, not only cause of the moustaches, pirate patches, feather headdresses, and kitty waistcoats but it was also my first go on fabric pens, which are generally fab, plus also super good for sleazy eyes. xxx
Labels:
animal plush,
berlin,
cat plush,
edinburgh,
fabric pen,
hand sewn,
hand stitched,
handmade,
headdress,
king cat,
kitty plushies,
melanie burmester,
moustache,
new zealand,
pirate,
pirate cat,
plush,
plushies,
toys
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Bunting.
Some bunting lines I made out of all the sweetest fabrics ever. The ABC bunting was a gift for my nephew Charlie when he was born, then there is a snap of one of the red ones hanging in the window of the Red Door Gallery, and Milo and Otis (yes, really their names, and yes really best friends, perfect) adding a bit of colour to their beach bar/playhouse with a blue one. xxx
Labels:
berlin,
blue bunting,
bunting,
bunting lines,
edinburgh,
fabric collage,
gift,
handsewn bunting,
kids bunting,
love fran,
melanie burmester,
new zealand,
red bunting,
the red door gallery,
with love fran
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Mr Kitty + Dino
I wanted to start my very first post with these little guys, which I made a few fair years ago now, they were pretty much the first EVER things I made and sold, (except for maybe those acorn people that you made as children and sold on the street outside your house, when it was still safe-ish to do that sort of thing, sigh, the 80's), and so they have a special place in my heart reserved especially for odd looking plushy things. There was Mr Kitty and Dino, each equipped with a skull and crossbones badge, incase they gave the impression (being pink and mint) that they weren't tough as. xxx
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