The dog

As we don't have the time for a "real" dog, my son received this cutie :

Berni, the sleepy computer bear

I found the pattern for this funny guy on the internet. He is constantly keeping an eye on the computer.

Pumpkin monsters

In fall 2009 I went to a "pumpkin fair" with my son and we came back with a lot of funny decorative pumpkins and we created our very own monster family.

More dolls

I have also made several other dolls, which are all still waiting to be adopted.

Quaki the frog

Quaki the frog was adopted by my friends niece.

Langohr, the long eared rabbit

This one's also inspired by a pattern book (I dont' remember which one right now) and he was adopted through the DaWanda site.

Bobo the elefant

Bobo, a small elefant cushion, was adopted at a crafts fair.

Dinosaurs

My son is a big fan of everything concerning dinosaurs and so it was sure I would make a dinosaur some day. My son chose freely from my fabric stash and this is what came out. I found the pattern on the internet.

And following a pattern from a magazine, little dino got a big brother a while later:

Mausi the mouse

Mausi the mouse, made following a pattern from the book "Kuscheltiere nähen" was adopted by a friend of mine.

Fury dragon

When I received this plush, I had no idea what to do with it, until I found the instructions for this "dragon" on the internet.

Quaki and Kiki

These guys are made of very soft terry-cloth.

 

Kiki was offered to a befrieded couple's baby.

and Quaki was sold at a crafts fair.

My first "real" teddy bear

In 2007 I tried my first real teddy bear cut. He is made out of soft terry-cloth and is half filled with cotton wool and half ith synthethic granules.

His name is Theo the bear and has been adopted by my son.

Only a short time later, Teddy got a sister.

 Thea has been adopted by my niece.

Bunnies

These are made in the same style as the two teddies.

Blue teddy's brother

As the blue teddy was feeling so alone, he got a little brother, made of plush.

Cherry stone creatures

These little cuties a filled with cherry stones.

 

Last year, bunny received a whole bunch of friends, an entire family

 

There he is among his brothers and sisters.

A basic teddy bear

One day, my son asked me to make a doll for him, so I chose a very basic teddy shape and out came this guy

He stayed like this (without a face) for several months. I have no idea why, but at the time my son did not want him to have a face. In the meantime he does have one though.

And then I tried little dolls

The first two were very basic :

but then I tried more "complicated" designs. They are not complicated at all, but at the time it was not so easy :) This little red one with it's double layered body is still with me at home and waiting for adoption.

And this one with the rabbit face, I offered to my neighbour, when she had her first child.

 

I had a picture of the red doll on my DaWanda page an there I was contacted and asked to make more similar dolls and they were all adopted by that person. She asked to have them in one color each :-)

After the star, came the moon

The did not come out as I wanted them, but I still keep them

My very first sewing project

This was my very first sewing project, back in 2006.  I still keep the little star as a pincushion :)

Little froggy

This little frog was one of last year's projects. He was inspired by a template I found in the book "Kuscheltiere nähen" and was sold in a crafts fair.

Another ongoing project

Another project (on hold as long as I work on the top) is a pair of socks for my son. I like this colored wool, where the motive comes just as you knit along. I'm doing a half-patent stitch, which is taking really long to knit.

And here is the close up: