Catharine has created a needle felted world of woolly pals. These creations were inspired by the instruction book Wool Buddies, written by Jackie Huang. There is quite a range of creatures that rule the land or swim in the sea. Each creature has been given a name and is loosely based on real animals. Most of the creatures are free of wires but there are a couple, Pinky the Pig, Gerome the Giraffe, and Ellie the Octopus that have wires inside them. Only the wireless creatures are suitable for young children. Come see Cecily the Seal, Shana the Penguin, or Stanley the Frog to see which one is your favourite.
Lidia creates whimsical figures in fine amigurumi crochet.
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Kristen's Are You Tame or Are You Wild is a whimsical, rhyming poem about all kinds of creatures and the curious traits that make them who they are. The unusual illustrations were pieced together from vintage dresses, abandoned knitting projects, old books, and flowers.
Phyllis makes bowl drums and two-sided drums that are ideal for kids and even toddlers to play. Bowl drums are made from repurposed wooden salad or nut bowls, modified to resonate like a drum. They can be played without holding them (which is easy for kids) but have a nicer sound when they are held by the strap.
Miracle for Children FUndraiser
Toys & accessories for children with profit donated to charity.
Connie creates clothes and toys for children that are both practical and fun.
Glenn creates a fleet of colourful (non-toxic) wooden vehicles. What's not to love?!