so i took ozzy's eyes down to the studio last night and tied some nice strong string to them. want to make sure they stay put for Squirrel. he's gunna need good eyes if he's going to avoid another accident! Then i spun the string like a core and had the fur spin up to and a round the eye...so it looks nice and natural. that was the final touch. so i soaked and set the yarn and here it is!



The Reanimater Series
Submit entries to The Yarn Museum
Deadline Weds. May 7th
Vote! here May 8th
please include pictures of:
1) the type of critter you're re-animating (just pull an example off the web)
2) your materials
3) the finished yarn
4) the re-animated critter


NEWS!
don't forget! CNCH (Confrence for Northern California Handweavers) is in sacramento this weekend. i will be doing a book signing on saturday with YARN BARN OF KANSAS. come by and say hey!!!

Double Tree Hotel
(business 80-Arden Way)
Sacramento, CA
Sat. May 3rd
12:00
at The Yarn Barn of Kansas booth




Sorry for the terrible dark blurry pics. the re-animater laboratory  was having a power drain from the lightning storm blowing against the castle walls.....




again...sorry for this crappy pic. but you get what i'm doing here...




poor little critter:










alas! poor Squirrel.... don't worry little buddy. this is the toughest part. it's all uphill from here. we're gunna get you all put back together. let's just see what we need here....ah....is this your leg?