Showing posts with label eco-friendly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eco-friendly. Show all posts

Thursday, July 30, 2009

Meet Gidget!


Hi! I'm Gidget! I'm 9 and 1/2 inches tall and I'm special
because I'm made entirely from earth-friendly, reclaimed materials and I'm almost entirely hand-sewn!


In my spare time, I enjoy sock-hops,hair-dye, and tea parties.


Come see more photos of me and my plush friends
and become a fan at the:

Wee of Many Colors Facebook Fan Page

AND also check out a new Facebook group just for Plush Artists and Appreciators:

Plush People



Thanks for looking! K, bye! n.n

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

The Cat Family


Meet the Cat Family.

There's Mama Cat...

Papa Cat...

Virginia...

Billy...

Susie...

and Betty.

The adults are each 13 inches tall and the children are each 7 1/2 inches.They are all made from eco-friendly reclaimed materials and feature hand-painted faces.If you like them and you have Facebook (pretty please) go to my brand new Facebook page for Wee of Many Colors and become a fan! It's so simple! Just click on the link below!

Wee of Many Colors Facebook Page

The Cat Couple



These are two of eight cats I've been working on as I build my inventory. Meet Fred and Lucy. Isn't it cute how they flirt? They are each about 13 inches tall and made entirely from eco-friendly reclaimed materials.



If you like what you see here and you have Facebook PLEASE (with a cherry on top?), go to my new Facebook page for Wee of Many Colors and become a fan! It's easy! Just click here:

Wee of Many Colors - Facebook Profile


Monday, June 15, 2009

Cat with Pretty Lady Face



This is my latest completed piece. She is actually one of a set of cats I've been working on. Right now she has 4 similar sized cat friends and 5 kitten friends in different colors and fabrics just waiting for their faces to be painted on. Pretty Lady Cat was finished just today for my friends birthday, but I'm hoping to sell the rest at the local farmer's market. I'm looking for advice from plushie artists that sell their work. How did you start? How many pieces did you get together first? How did you determine pricing? Is there anything else I should know?

Thursday, June 4, 2009

Wee of Many Colors!

Hello TheNeedle Community! This is my first post. I'm Erin Froehlich and I've been sewing for several years now, but my passion has always been plushies. For me it's hard to compare the satisfaction that comes creating a new creature to anything else. In the past I've sewn them for friends, but now as I've been trying to find a job I can't help thinking how amazing it would be to make a living off them. The plushies below are the templates I'm thinking about designing a line around. You can see more pictures and info at www.weeofmanycolors.weebly.com. I would love to hear any comments or advice you have for me!

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