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characters!! Sue Caron has been busy at being creative, and these wonderful
toys are her first attempts at designing. Can you believe that she made Eeyore and
Piglet without writing down one word of what she had done? No record, so there are
no patterns available. By the time she made Winnie, she was a little wiser and wrote
down each stitch. What talent - a round of applause for Sue!!! |
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This magnificent reproduction of Puss In Boots
was made by Emilyn from Jean Greenhowe's book of Knitted Animals. Beautiful work,
Emilyn. I'm sure that Jean would be proud to see such workmanship |
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Pepe Poodle was designed in crochet by Leslye's
mother, Alma. These are quick and easy to make and the kids really love them!! |
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| Carey is the daughter of Sue and her
happiness is evident as she poses with her two new dolls, Young Sweetie (Jean Greenhowe)
and Little Miss Sunshine (Alan Dart). Clever Sue, lucky Carey! |
Leslye called this original creation
"Massie the Clown" and reports that he is quick to make and a wonderful way to
use up yarn left-overs. |
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| Gerry the Giraffe was made my Alma,
and she assures me that he is meant to be sitting down on the job. Those long, long
legs get very tired after a day on the open plains. |
Is Carey the owner of the
darling ballerina made by Sue? This little delightful charmer is from Mascot Dolls
of Jean Greenhowe |
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