Oh so addictive!

I recently discovered an area of handmade stuff that is so addictive; the making of softies.

There is something about wool felt used in softies that make it so tempting to touch. Softies are endearing in a way that they are imperfect with their wonky looking eyes or noses and features slightly off center. Plus they are a fabulous way for me to use some of my stash of fabrics.

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Here's Little Red, for Pauline's little one, Joyce

 

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This is pajama-wearing Brian, whose name has been given by Kyle.

Kyle wants a cat girl friend for him, he has even specified that she has to have yellow fur and wears a pink dress.

 

 

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Meet Charlotte, the feline which tries to look a little more sophisticated.

It was my first attempt making a dress for a softie and I realised that I still need lots of practice.

Oh…you must see her shoes. The lace is from my mom's collection of vintage laces, hoarding fabrics apparently is in the genes.

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More handmades done these last two weeks…

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An embroideried wrislet for my MIL for her birthday

 

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A big hat lady on a simple wristlet.

 

Was supposed to continue my Asian dollies project, but I realised I get easily bored with bigger projects. I like my hand-mades in bite-sizes like these, as I don't need to wait too long to see the finished product…so no quilts ever for me for sure.

 

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  1. I love your softies! They look so perfectly done up with such cute innocent expressions! You really have a gift there! :)
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  2. Wow, you are really good in these! The first one looks like Pinocchio without the plaits… :)

    Come to think of it, you are right, she does have a Pinocchio face!

  3. These are so beautifully made. I love those tiny shoes, simply adorable! I can see why it’s so addictive.

    Thanks for the compliments Ing. I am probably revisiting my childhood by making these softies, then I was a little more tom-boy and wasn’t able to appreciate all these things 😛

  4. Wow, these are really beautiful. You are really a very talented mummy!

    Thanks for the compliments savvymummy. Talent I don’t have, only passion and interest :)

  5. Gorgeous! I too, love those shoes, vintage lace always helps to prettify something up! :)

    Thanks Jus. It is a good way to use some of the stash that my mom has plus good for making the dolls look more girlie..haha

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