Back when I was in school, I worked part time in a fabric store. I would make these raggy little dolls because it was rather boring and slow in the store. If my boss came in, I would hide them under the counter. I haven't made any since and if I did, they would look much different. Cuter!

Comments

[rosa]

I love them! They immediately made me think of Tim Burton's work. And the fabric you used for the dress is just wondeful :)

[claire]

The freakiest thing --- I clicked on your comments button already composing the comment in my head and Rosa said almost EXACTLY what I was going to say. Love 'em, and Tim Burton! Great stuff... make some more!

[tania]

hee hee
thanks!
you two are psychicly linked!
:)
t

[justyna]

whoa i just stumbled here. i actually linked to you on my little, a kazillion times less-developed site which you're more than welcome to visit... did you hear that a knit-cafe is opening in toronto!? it's the age of the mega-crafts. ps: you have beautiful things in here!!

[rosa]

;)

(I could use some of Claire's illustration talent right now...)

[tania]

don't worry rosa! this job will go purrrrfectly well.
:)
xo
t

[tania]

hi justyna!
thanks for the great comment! i like you blog too, its FUNNY! a knit cafe in toronto??
where?
i wish i could knit... i am bad at it.
you know about lettuce knit in kensington? they have a wed night stitch and btich!
:)
tania

[anne...]

hi tania...

the knit cafe just opened this past week; it's on queen street between ossington & dovercourt, on the north side. i haven't been in yet, but it looks neat & busy busy! i plan to check it out soon for def.

anne