wow - do you dye the fabric once the animal is made?
i thought, perhaps, you dyed the fabric than you cut and sewed ( i do not sew, what do i know) - but the kittens strung up - gave me a fright, and then made me think - what comes first?
Hey Lisa, I do dye the fabric before the animals are made, but sometimes I do a little over dying to age them a bit. They don't get too wet but sometimes they need a moment in the sun...
Three kitties in the sun.
That made me giggle.
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too cute! Are they Halloween Kittens!
ReplyDeleteAdorable!
ReplyDeleteThey will be all ready for fall in halloweenie attire soon!
ReplyDeleteTo cute:)Elma
ReplyDeletewow - do you dye the fabric once the animal is made?
ReplyDeletei thought, perhaps, you dyed the fabric than you cut and sewed ( i do not sew, what do i know) - but the kittens strung up - gave me a fright, and then made me think - what comes first?
the anniversary bear couple you did for me,
Lisa
Hey Lisa,
ReplyDeleteI do dye the fabric before the animals are made, but sometimes I do a little over dying to age them a bit. They don't get too wet but sometimes they need a moment in the sun...
LOVE THE BLACK KITTIES!! YAY!
ReplyDeleteBe still my heart....
ReplyDeleteKari
hi jennifer,
ReplyDeletethanks for explaining how you dye.
i truly enjoy the "behind the scene" of your creative process.
lisa
I hope, I hope, I hope I'm quick enough to get one of your black kitties. They are the cutest thing you make besides the squirrels.
ReplyDeleteI look at the squirrel you made me daily. It sits proudly on a small pink cake stand (not a fall color but very me).
Pam