from the seller's sheep and quite cute, I agree. I had to add eyes, things without eyes kind of creep me out (years ago someone gave me the Micky-D's Beanie Baby "Lizzie the Lizzard", as my name is Elizabeth - it hung out on my cube wall like any self respecting lizard would do, but I had to put push-pins on for eyes. Those pale cave fish are kind of freaky, too). And the nose just followed. That was when I really saw the porcupine in it, with all the pins everywhere.
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Ladybug, Ladybug
Sorry, all. The Ladybug was a gift purchased at a farmer's market in a small town in Southwestern, Virginia. It is made from wool 
from the seller's sheep and quite cute, I agree. I had to add eyes, things without eyes kind of creep me out (years ago someone gave me the Micky-D's Beanie Baby "Lizzie the Lizzard", as my name is Elizabeth - it hung out on my cube wall like any self respecting lizard would do, but I had to put push-pins on for eyes. Those pale cave fish are kind of freaky, too). And the nose just followed. That was when I really saw the porcupine in it, with all the pins everywhere.
from the seller's sheep and quite cute, I agree. I had to add eyes, things without eyes kind of creep me out (years ago someone gave me the Micky-D's Beanie Baby "Lizzie the Lizzard", as my name is Elizabeth - it hung out on my cube wall like any self respecting lizard would do, but I had to put push-pins on for eyes. Those pale cave fish are kind of freaky, too). And the nose just followed. That was when I really saw the porcupine in it, with all the pins everywhere.
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awww, that ladybug is too cute :-)
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