Luv-able & Hug-able Opening
It was a great opening at gallery hanahou last Thursday for “Luv-able & Hug-able!”
There were so many cute plushes there! I took home this “Snowflake” guy on the left, by Eerika Valkonen…

And the little bitty bearded one at the top right here, made by Yuriko Sera:

Keighty Crochet was also there, and so was Katie Park—we talked knitted toy design, which is something I don’t get to do as often as I would like.
Check out more photos from the opening at the gallery’s Flickr page. And all of the plushes are now available online!
Here is the obligatory photo of me posing next to my factories.
I’m already starting to think about what I’ll make for next year’s show…
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about 2 years ago
I read your blog everyday without writting any comment (bad girl), and today, wow! it must have been terrific!
And you look so sweet
about 2 years ago
Its nice to see a photo of the creator for a change, as well as the creations!
about 2 years ago
Your factories really look fantastic!! I’m totally in love! Well done!
about 2 years ago
I was able to snag one of your super-adorable trees!
about 2 years ago
Why, thank you, Ms. Moon! Your stuff was incredibly adorable, by the way!
about 2 years ago
Congratulations! Thank you for sharing these creations.
about 2 years ago
Daughter and I enjoy your work so much. Love seeing a photo of you- you’re so pretty! Can’t wait for you book to come out!
about 2 years ago
This is fantastic! I love your work, it’s really amazing. I was wondering what kind of yarn you use for your tiny little creations, it looks fantastic.
Thanks!
Tammy
about 2 years ago
Thank you, Tammy! For the factories, I used Lamb’s Pride bulky, and for the little guys going in and coming out I used Koigu fingering weight and size 1 dpns.
about 2 years ago
I’m a few days late, but I just saw the Tiny Thing Conversion Factory featured on Craft (http://blog.craftzine.com/archive/2009/12/craft_flickr_pool_weekly_recap_6.html) and fell in love. SO CUTE.