My booth acquired a few small fans who were only too happy to pose with their favorite animals!
And speaking of animals, I spent Saturday (finally) sewing elephants for yesterday's event. Fun times ensued when I realized that I was out of fiberfill when I reached the third elephant. Thankfully Mario was already out in the car, so he swung past the store and got a bag for me -- they were out of my favorite 10 lb. box, but this will hold, for now.
While I was waiting for him to return, I played with a pattern that I'd worked on during a slow period on Thursday afternoon at the office. I'm trying to find other animals to make from sweater knit, and other patterns to use. One of my co-workers asked if I could make a lion for her son (aptly named Leo), so I decided to draft a cat pattern. I wanted something not as three-dimensional as the knit critters, so what I ended up with strikes me as a bit folk art, but I liked it.
I took him along to the show yesterday mainly to solicit opinions, since he was only a prototype. However, kitty prototype ended up going home with someone who fell in love with him, so now I'll be working up the next version from the photos I wisely took before kitty disappeared.
3 comments:
That's great that your prototype was in demand! (And that you wisely took photos before selling it!)
I like the lion better than the bears. I will be in Philadelphia June 5 - 17 for a family wedding and my daughter's graduation from Drexel. Lots of family stuff - but do you have any shows planned for that time period? Would love to see your booth! - Heather
Your lion looks like a primitive painting - and I mean that in the best possible way. I'm not surprised someone fell in love. I wouldn't change the pattern a bit.
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