This little winged horse is ready to soar into your life. I like accuracy in plush animals and have made the markings and eyes like that of actual horses. Why use cross stitch? Because cross stitch allows me to make tiny details that would be difficult to do by another method. Who says that cross stitch is only good for flat things?&nbs..
Meerkats, those ever watchful creatures of the African plains and grasslands. I like accuracy in plush animals and have made the markings and eyes like that of real meerkats. Why use cross stitch? Because cross stitch allows me to make tiny details that would be difficult to do by another method. Who says that cross stitch i..
Giraffes are one of the most unique animals on our planet. I love their necks, long legs, spotted coats and ossicones. So I simply had to make a 3D one. I like accuracy in plush animals and have made the markings and eyes like that of real giraffes. The accuracy goes all the way down to the soles of his hooves. Why use cross stitch? Because c..
Benedict is an adult emperor penguin complete with his bright orange markings on his head, beak and chest.This little penguin uses cross stitch for the details of his markings. I like accuracy in plush animals and have made the markings and eyes like that of real emperor penguins. Why use cross stitch? Because cross stitch allows me to make t..
Foxes are one of natures most beautiful creatures. But most plush versions of red foxes are in one way or another, inaccurate. I have tried to solve that problem with this little fox. His markings and eyes are what you will see on a living fox. Who says that cross stitch is only good for flat thin..
I like accuracy in plush animals and have made the markings and eyes like that of real coelacanths. Why use cross stitch? Because cross stitch allows me to make tiny details that would be difficult to do by another method. Who says that cross stitch is only good for flat things? Now you can stitch a doll using cross stitch for the details. Th..
I love carousel horses! Ever since I was a child I've adored these beautiful creations whirling around and around. I love their intricate and ornate tack and brilliant colors. So I simply had to make a 3D one. This fellow is based on an actual carousel horse, carved by the Hershell-Spillman Company in 1913. His flanks are covered with woven bands a..
This purrfectly adorable little cat is an accurately marked mackerel tabby. He has the "M" on his forehead and even the tiny dots that flank the sides of his nose. I know the image doesn't match the description. I just haven't stitched this version of her, but you will get the proper color version o..
This purrfectly adorable little cat is an
accurately marked mackerel tabby. He has the "M" on his forehead and
even the tiny dots that flank the sides of his nose. I
know the image doesn't match the description. I just haven't stitched
this version of her, but you will get the proper color version of her.Most..
This purrfectly adorable little cat is an
accurately marked mackerel tabby. He has the "M" on his forehead and
even the tiny dots that flank the sides of his nose. Most
plush cat dolls are in one way or another inaccurate. I have tried to
solve that problem with this little cat. His markings and eyes are wh..
North America's only marsupial, the Virginia opossum depicted as a 3D
cross stitch animal. I have a huge fondness for these creatures. They
have been much maligned over the years, but they are really wonderful.
They are clean, they bathe themselves much like cats. They eat many
things that we humans may not want around; things like ticks, s..
This is an emperor penguin parent and baby. The adult is complete with his bright orange markings on his head, beak and chest and the baby is covered in his downy feathers.This little penguin uses cross stitch for the details of his markings. I like accuracy in plush animals and have made the markings and eyes like that of real emperor penguins. Th..
Floof is a baby emperor penguin complete with his downy feathers sticking out all over the place.This little penguin uses cross stitch for the details of his markings and the turkey work stitch to create his lush coat. Turkey work is an embroidery stitch used to create fuzzy appearances. It is sewn as a line of loops which are cut open. I like accu..
Foxes are one of natures most beautiful creatures. Gray foxes may not be as flashy as their red cousin, but they are never the less, beautiful. They are native to the Americas and are the only canid that can climb treesThere are woefully few plush gray foxes. If you find one, chances are in one way..
Every home needs a house hippo. This little cross stitched guy won't try to build a nest or eat some of your snack food, but he can certainly hang around your home.I like accuracy in plush animals and have made the markings and eyes like that of real hippos. Why use cross stitch? Because cross stitch allows me to make tiny details that ..