kawaiiquilts: cuteness. crafting. BAM.

RE: my previous post about weird plushes, looks like we can add a couple more to the list.

Roadkill Toys has a new line of squished critters that come with removable dismboweled guts... and their very own death certificate?!?

You can order your own at their site HERE, if you're into that sort of thing....

Or if you're in more of a DIY mood, pick up this felt zombie how-to book by Nicola Tedman & Sarah Skeate. it includes patterns for a zombie pirate, bride, kitty, Thriller Michael Jackson and lots more!

available from book retailers and AMAZON.COM

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Is there ANYTHING that hasn't been made into plush toys? based on the following, I would say no:

first off, we have a line of stuffed viruses, bacteria and other microscopic friends from giantmicrobes.com:

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These are great! Dollmaker Mimi Kirchner found a great use for those cheesy toile prints: dye the white part to a skin tone, and make tattooed dolls!

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Artist Patricia Waller makes some of the most outrageous crafts you'll ever see! from conjoined twin teddy bears to dead animals and grisly accidents, these are not for weak stomachs- so look at your own risk!


click HERE if you dare!

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A pair of simple kitty dolls I made for my nieces for Christmas.

This pattern and lots more are found in the translated Japanese book, "CUTE DOLLS" by Aranzi Aranzo. Even the pattern book is drawn in a super cute, almost comic book-like style, with little animal characters narrating the directions.

This and more great books available from their site here,also available on Amazon.

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