Her hat is based on a genuine 1920’s McCall’s sewing pattern with slight modifications.
I will be selling Art Deco Catwoman and Harley Quinn prints at events this year.
The finished plush is roughly 8 inches long (not including tail) and stands 12 inches tall including her horn. She is made from soft fleece with felt appliqué detail for the shooting star, eyes and mouth. The design also includes 3D eyelashes made from foam and plasticard re-enforced hooves.
The story behind it is that the client gave a card to her friend about ten years ago that she has treasured with a cartoon of a potato and biscuit holding hands and the words “Friends: The Biscuit would only dare be just a biscuit when it is with it’s true friend the Potato”
The plush pair were ordered as a gift inspired by this card.
Approx 15cm tall plushies made of soft fleece with black plastic safety eyes.
Machine sewn with hand stitched details – felt sugar pieces and knotted potato ‘eyes”.
Filled with cuddly polyfil and plastic pellets for weight and balance.
Their hands are sewn together so they will never be separated 🙂
Joining in the “Month of Love” February weekly art challenges this year – Just scraping in to this weeks challenge “Heroes, Protagonists and Idols”.
To Hayao Miyazaki – one of my real life heros.
For my grandfather who I watched Princess Mononoke with for the 1st time as a child. He pretended not to be interested but sat and watched the whole thing.
And San as a great hero herself – strong, protective and loving.