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for Brazey: another knit stuffie finished


I hope Evan's shark doesn't eat it.


Made from thrifted textured yarn with a slight pink tinge.


I took more time finishing this one, unraveling the ladderstitch a couple of times until I got it right. I'm much happier with the results.


I think the eyes are too big, but they're what JoAnn had in stock and I was too impatient to search elsewhere.


Still, there's no crafty activity I enjoy more than making knit stuffies. At least for now.

Comments

Mim said…
She/he is adorable. I love the big eyes. Do you watch Martha? I never really cared for pre prison Martha but I enjoy post prison Martha. Last night she was making stuffies with gloves and socks. It was cool.
Lynx217 said…
*sigh* I wish I was that talented...

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