I've got such a funny brain sometimes. At first, I thought everything was just a head with the Pyramid being a hat that covers only the eyes and the arm being - well, the nose. And the sword would be... uh... well!
And I read the description and thought about where Pyramid Head could be in there, until I finally took a look at the SECOND picture (where the arm is more to the side)! Now I can see him clearly! 

I think the colors of the arm/the apron are too similar. That could be why I messed that up. But aside from that,
great work, really. He turned out looking really cute by not adding the legs, well done ami-style!  (:

omygodsoamazing.

I think, "AWW, the paws!!!" - great! =)

"I had an empty cage that I wanted to put a snail in but I couldn't find a snail so instead I made little felt pets." - this sentence just made my day.

and your idea is great, too - it looks so cute.
and I bet the felt animals are happier in that little cage than real ones. well done!

Honestly: They're great. I wouldn't change them, they look gorgeous.

I didn't know what I should write you shortly after you posted it.
And I don't know what I should write you now.

I just want you to know that I am absolutely amazed of this fabulous work... I love them.

I'm a student. But sometimes, I have the chance to work at the elementary school as an assistant for the day care teachers. It's a lot of fun, and the only way for me to really earn some money - so I enjoy it a lot!
Recently, I'm preparing for my final exams, so I'm not going to school atm. So I thought I could use my noontime for showing the children how to craft with polymer clay. Here are the results for the first day!

They did it sooo great. I really love how the project turned out. I'd never have thought that they'd be having so much fun with this, and I'm really proud of the little ones.  They made so many things (mostly pendants and earrings) that I spent about 4 hours of work with lacquering, baking and attaching earring studs/etc at home.
But still, I'm looking forward to the next polymer clay day. 

I also made some of these things. It's the licorice charms and the "apples, cakes & buttons" where licorice is spelled correctly. I won't ever be able to remember that vocabulary...

Wow, that was explicit.
I will be having a closer look to the polymer clay forums, but I definitely want to try it your way, too. It sounds interesting...I have never experimented a lot with polymer clay because it's so expensive for me. But I'm sure I'll be having fun with this! Thank you very much.

Polymer clay is your best bet. You can get it for like 3 bucks at Michaels. I can post directions on how to make it whip creamy later if you're interested. I have to run to work now!

That would be sooo nice of you! Everytime I see that unfinished trinket box on my desk, I get even more ideas of what I could do with fake whipped cream... 

But I think I can't use the same brand of polymer clay you do. I'm from Germany, I don't think there's much more here than FIMO. Hope it won't make a big difference.

Woooow...! Most of the patchwork skirts I see are really messed up because the pieces just don't fit to each other in the end. But this one is gorgeous. I love it, you did a great job!