I am so far behind. I have yet to post about one of my creations for Philly which was in May! The challenge was for all the doll artists to make a bear and for all the bear artists to make a doll. I have had this idea in my head for a long, long time and have not had the time or excuse to make her. Meet Lotta Mehem. She is needlefelted over an armature. She is fully poseable. Everything from her hands to her toes will bend. Her head is moveable. She is natural tea dyed mohair with glass eyes. Her dress is tea dyed tattered cotton.
Mutz's Tootsz Blog
Posting new & exciting creations from Mutz's Tootsz. For additional Bears & Buddies please visit my website at www.mutztoots.com.
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Sunday, September 9, 2012
A Punkin Weenie
# 5 in my OOAK Series
This Pumpkin Weenie is 11 inches tall and is needlepunched in white, black, red , orangw and dark pumpkin woolfelt.
See him at the Online Halloween show.
This Pumpkin Weenie is 11 inches tall and is needlepunched in white, black, red , orangw and dark pumpkin woolfelt.
See him at the Online Halloween show.
Labels:
Bears,
creations,
Halloween,
My Creations,
needle felting
Preview for the Halloween Show
This charming threesome will be featured on the Halloween Online show starting October 1st.
Please see link on previous post.
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
On Line Halloween Show
This year I will again be participating in the Online Halloween Show!
It starts October 1st and is guaranteed to be SPOOKTACULAR!
It starts October 1st and is guaranteed to be SPOOKTACULAR!
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Featured in Teddy Bear and Friends!
I just got my latest TB&F and was certainly surprised to find one of my pieces in it! The Newlydeads was my signature piece at the Philadelphia Teddy Bear and Doll Convention. It was purchased by the Quinlan Teddy Bear Museum. There was an article on the show and the Quinlans in Teddy Bear and Friends and they featured the bears that they bought at the show!
Sunday, June 3, 2012
Faces of Philly
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