I have an addiction...
...to sewing Sumo Babies.
I went through a Sumo Baby craze during the December vacation. None came back with me, and the clan is currently with family and friends in the sweltering heat of Kuala Lumpur.
...to sewing Sumo Babies.
I went through a Sumo Baby craze during the December vacation. None came back with me, and the clan is currently with family and friends in the sweltering heat of Kuala Lumpur.
And the fabrics all prepared on the previous posts? Well, they are all for producing more Sumo Babies. I cannot help sewing more of them. Chubby, tiny things do that to me :D. Also, mass producing them months ago meant that I could sew them easily from memory, 'tho they were most certainly time consuming to sew.
Anyhoo, here's the newest Sumo Baby.
Named Rosey Buttons :)
I love how the members of the Sumo Baby family have evolved over time, to reflect what I love more. More patchworky, more lacey, and more buttony than before :)
There's all for now... :)
Have a great Friday everyone! :D
Edited to add: I'm joining in Pip's contest for the chance to win her latest book *fingers crossed - I Want to win!*. If you would like to join in as well, hop over to Meet Me At Mike's to find out more!
Those buttons are so cute! How do you do the pink cheeks? I was thinking of doing it for a doll I made for Hazel awhile ago but had no idea how to even begin.
ReplyDeleteI'm off to that fabric shop on Monday - thanks for the address!
Aww, it's sooo cute! Can't wait to see the rest!! :D Happy sewing. :)
ReplyDeleteoh your little sumo baby is just adorable!! I love her!
ReplyDeleteSumo babies! Oh my gosh, they are so cute!!
ReplyDeletewow!! that is the best looking sumo I have ever seen :)
ReplyDeletethey are pretty cute :)
ReplyDeletesumo babies are adorable! I love the idea. The button flowers are perfect.
ReplyDeleteAdorable, delicate, and ethereal! I love the buttons. (I found you from your Meet Me at Mike's comment! Mine was http://skemommlenskedaddle.blogspot.com/2009/07/papery-pottery-and-weavery.html)
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