Can you believe it? Two different cute little squirrel prints, perfect for my kitties!
Or maybe they are chipmunks, now that I am looking again? Close enough, right?
She has a cashmere sweater and the last little bit of a spider-webby lace shawl that I’ve been cutting up for years now.
A close-up of her bag-
Squirrels and more squirrels! And she has a pale yellow cashmere sweater and a silk bow.
I will call her a school girl kitty because she has a backpack.
She is a fancy girl, ready to go out for the night. I know, you aren’t suppose to let the kitties go out at night, but she is certainly prepared!
Do you see that trim around the neck of the sweater? It is some very old trim that I had in my stash and was just the perfect accent.
I wonder about that “Dust Proof” claim. She has a lovely evening bag to go with her outfit.
This dress is made from a Liberty print but the fabric is quilting weight cotton versus lawn so the drape is different.
Here is a close-up of the sweater collar detail-
And the purse-
I love this dress fabric- perfect for an adventurous kitty girl!
She has a cashmere sweater and scarf too.
Here is a close-up of her purse-
Time for kitties.
Close-up of the satchel and the mouse dress-
Now there are 7 fish and I will be needing to cut out some more soon. The fish are all about choosing colors, fabrics, textures. The sewing and finishing are easy once those decisions are made. These fish are all made from my Fresh Fish pattern if you are inspired to try some of your own.
And now here is ALL the fish, piled up on the sofa!
Bright colors. 2 fish, made from the same pattern but the top one is made out of wovens (the body) and the bottom fish is made of boiled wool knit which has a lot more stretch.
They are piling up!
I’m busy replenishing my available stock. My next show is in San Francisco in August. Fish 1 and 2 of this “school”.
Same fabric for the faces but some popping body fabrics!
This one is made out of all knits. The orange stretched differently from the blue which gave this pup a slightly backward-leaning posture that I found funny.
