The other 2 pugs are in sweaters and scarfs. I love how the different materials make for different sizes and looks.
This one is made of wool knit-
It is the kind of fabric that, even though it is felted, will stretch and stretch if I’m not careful with the stuffing. You can see in the photo of the 3 pugs in the last post that he is the biggest.
This other pug is made of a wool/angora blend. It has less stretch and makes a smaller dog. A very, very soft dog too!
Hurray! The first finished doll of 2014! Presenting Professor Pug-
He’s a dapper fellow with his Harris Tweed jacket and elbow patches. He has 2 friends which I will show you more closely tomorrow.
And, a pile of pugs!
He is made from a light yellow wool sweater. He’s got a red cashmere scarf and that sweater is an amazing wool/cashmere blend- so soft!
She is dressed in some perfect fall colors.
She has a curly tail in the back that pokes out of her cashmere skirt.
She is made from an old cream-colored cashmere coat.
And the last pug for now.
A black dog is very hard to photograph. Either you can see the details and everything is overexposed or the colors are correct and the face is too dark. Oh well. She looks adorable in real life!
A few overexposed photos so you can see her cute face.
And waiting on the porch for pictures.
Her sweater is Watermelon colored- perfect for summer!
And now back to the happy pugs!
I do like making these cuties! And here she is with her friend.
Both dogs have cashmere coat fabric bodies. Her ears are also cashmere, his are alpaca. Their “jackets” are wool. Her skirt is a cashmere sweater ribbing.