
Fortunately Audrey's dog was still safe and sound on her bookshelf.

The ill-fated project comes from a Japanese book of felt toys (ISBN 9784529041171 / 4529041174). There's photos of most of the book here. I bought the book primarily for these dogs and some very similar cats. The tiny little food stalls are also very popular with the smalls.
The dog will be forgiven. It's a good thing he's so cute.
2 comments:
These are delightful -- you did a lovely job! We've had to rescue a few things from our dog's mouth, but nothing yet damaged to the point that the dog stayed in bad graces for too long.... I do love making items from Japanese craft books and magazines; they do have cute down cold!
really really cute! Of course the doggie thought they were his toys.
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