Treacher Creatures

In my happy place, transforming old wool jumpers and a furry jacket into a monster. He's rather serious so I think he should be called, Montgomery, Monty for short.

And my next Mindful Monster, a little bit cheeky but sure to brighten your day. Any suggestions for a name?

The first Mindful Monster for adults made from toe socks. Looking for a good gender neutral monster name. Any suggestions?

Sonny says mine - book to plush commission

All the animals were sleeping - book to plush commission

Slug love - book to plush commission

Keith's teeth - book to plush commission

Piff in a puffle - book to plush commission.

And the second hermit crab recreated for the author.

Another picture book character recreated for an author

Little button jointed bear made from a felted sweater.
Available for adoption for £25 plus £5 postage.

A memory bear, dedicated to my Dad and made from his jacket, favourite shirt and his bow tie.

Tiny mouse made from recycled jumper scraps.

My latest commission is a plush slug for the talented author, Cath Jones and her beautiful new picture book.

A crab made from recycled clothing and this one is a gift.

Today's creature is an owl made from recycled fabrics, mostly jumpers.
For sale at £30 plus shipping.

A little plush design for no other reason than I love creating creatures. Made from recycled materials and inspired by alpacas.

Available for sale @ £60 plus shipping.

Book characters recreated in plush for the wonderful author, Emily Kenny.

Amigurumi bunny made to my own design. She's looking for a home. Available for £25 plus postage.

I was thrilled to be asked to recreate the Yoga Bunny in Emily Davison's fantastic picture book, Every Bunny is a Yoga Bunny. I even had the fun of making a fully poseable plushie.

Latest edition to my Amigurumi collection.

Honoured to have been commissioned by Rachael Davis to recreate her character, Hopp, from her brilliant new picture book.

The collection is growing.

Getting ready for a new round of story time book events at Libraries, now with both, Mouse Pirate and Harriet the elephotamus. Off to Thirsk library tomorrow. Dusted off my pirate hat and packed my craft activities.

Enjoying designing these little Amigurumi animals.

The result of New Year's Eve crocheting.

A spot of crochet

In these ever troubling times I have decided to create a collection of support monsters. I have my own, Morris, who has been very important to me over the last year. Now I have decided maybe there is a market for these for struggling adults like myself. This is the first of them, a labour of love really with her hand knitted jumper.

Christmas sale at bargain prices of one of a kind creatures.
Comment on the individual picture if you are interested.

Making tiny amigurumi animals for a Christmas fayre.