pure awesomeness!  Humorous and pretty!  In an another word: brilliant!

Love, love, love your monster  What an adorable idea for an adorable little girl!  I definitely hit the rock button.

Dear Sharalee,
Thanks a lot for ALL your sweet commentaries.  And you saw it right: the socks for Artémise have some sort of glittery yarn in them.
You have an eagle vision, Sharalee!

Dear Gotgrey: I get those wonderful fuzzy socks at... the dollar store, yep! They also sell solid color fuzzy socks.  It seems that children particularly enjoy the softness of those sock creatures.
Thanks for the compliment!  Cheers!

She is nothing short of beautiful!

Gee!  Thank you all for the oh so nice encouragements!  I promise to show the pictures of my new robots... it'll take a few months, though!
Cheers for all craftsters!

THIS is my major obsession: gluing reclaimed plastic parts (with "Goop"), then painting the robots a silvery color.
Here are a few:





You can see a few more here: http://www.slide.com/r/jZR4jZTk7D-1VtBjgej00jMYsmpRSFtr

I just had a commission to make fifty of them! so I'll be busy...

Corentin was made from the tutorial here: http://www.handmadespark.com/blog/tutorial-single-sock-dog-by-dianna-of-little-black-teapot/
Except that I cheated, and used two socks, since the ones I had
were very short...
He is not as adorable as in the original tutorial, but I like him anyway.

Here is my sock rabbit: I use the marvellous tutorial by Jane Avion at http://janeavion.blogspot.com/2009/10/simple-sock-animal.html

Don't you find that kind of sock rabbit particularly nice?

I  just love love love to make sock creatures!
Here is one, she is named Artémise.

She is adapted from the wonderful book by Miyako Kanamori "Sock and Glove".



Cheers for plushies!