Just...

I made these two some days ago so I decided to post them. I had an allergic reaction to something so I have to take these two allergy pills for 4 days and they totally knock me out so I am not making new things right now, and that crazy stuff is kicking in so this will be quick!
Their names are Monster Emily and Willa Girl.

Out of order

I may not be around so much for a few days but I won't be far.

Some new oldies

Over the holidays I tried putting some of my creations in a local shop, but being the busy crazy mom I am I couldn't give it my all so I pulled out of stocking anything but my etsy. Anywhoo, so I am relisting some of my previous monsters....like these... so if they look familiar, that's why! :)

His and Her Voodoo Dolls

His and Her Voodoo Dolls are made from a pre printed fabric from Timney Fowler I bought at a flea market. Their backs are a heavyduty silk upolstery fabric I also bought at a flea market. They have recycled buttons as eyes.

They are purely for fun and hold no power :)

Sybilla and Abigail

Today I posted these two. Then I made a slew of little ones that won't be stuffed until tonight. I think my faves are the His and Her voodoo dolls :D But by the time I finished sewing them the light was noooooooooooo good. I think I need some new fabric, but from vintage clothes. I must get out and hunt some down.

Rosalie and Bart

Bart and Rosalie were scolded for making a mess with the jam and sent out back with stern instructions to stay in the yard. That was all fine and dandy until Bart spied a fairly large hole in the garden. He looked at Rosalie then back at the hole. Barts little brain was doing flips. What exactly was down there? It was the perfect size for a little monster and it was technically in the yard...

Two newbies. Tomorrow I have the cutest set going up. A brother sister act :)

Pow Wow Print

While snapping photos I saw these flyers. I checked out their site, they are creating some great stuff!

Paisley

It was only after Paisley started performing with her avant garde costumes that the little dive became a Cabaret

More Alberta Street

Aaggedy Rann

Aaggedy Rann is JunkerJane's version of Raggedy Ann.

She is made from recycled fabrics and buttons including a childs 70's dress.

She measures approx. 7 1/2 inches tall by 4 inches wide, almost 4 1/2 inches.

Petrova

K, this is Petrova... and this is her story I made up : There was once a small vaudeville show that traveled the back roads. Such magic as costumes, grease paint and rouge pots jumbled in their trunks as the wagons traveled from place to place.
When Petrova performed her Swan vignette to the sepia-like towns, the patrons gazed enchanted, as if Petrova was a doll come to life.

Then Miss Calamity Kim commented on my Flickr and added this which is added magic!!!

Ahem....

Petrova collects the roses that the patrons toss at her feet and saves their petals for tea on dreary afternoons, while the caravans move on to the next town...

Thanks Calamity!

Petrova's rosy cheeks are thanks again to a pink Crayola crayon. I do so love that pink Crayola crayon :)

Monster Melody

Monster Melody likes to sing but her tiny monster voice is usually mistaken for the wind.