Sorry that I have been so quiet, I have been busy making custom orders that I can’t share yet, but I am still here 😊

This page belongs to one of my customers, great talent, please take a look and hopefully decide to follow 😊

A customer wanted a brown goat as she thought a white one wouldn’t do too well with children and dogs! She also wanted wattles, had to double check what they were 😀

This is Thomus, who sadly went over Rainbow Bridge a short while ago and three photos of his replica I made for his Mum. Hopefully he will bring her some comfort as we all know how heartbreaking it is to lose our furbabies.

Made this little blue dog doorstop out of my customers own material, I can make any of my doorstops or even other animals out of your own material, please just message me 😊

I have made this as a thank you for a friend for looking after my cats while I was away. This is her dog Lou with her greying muzzle and white chin. She is made in my old style corduroy pet replicas as Nic already has a Benson and a Bonnie and I wanted Lou to match. These are a lot easier than the faux fur, I enjoyed making her.

I need your help, especially those of you who have/know horses. I am trying to do a dapple grey pony from the one that went wrong a while ago, this is how far I have got. What do you think? Any suggestions? Thank you 😊

I am upset with myself, for the first time I have failed doing someone's pet. He had legs similar to this but with darker patches and I just couldn't get them to look right, they just looked a blotchy mess and I have no idea how to do it any better. Luckily I hadn't set the colour so I have managed to get a lot off and am planning on doing pale grey legs with a dappled rump to put on Etsy, fingers crossed I can get that right.

I was going to make this highland cow doorstop in the usual corduroy and wool, but MrBee said no, he would be better in faux fur and I have to admit (reluctantly) that he was right. Anyway MrBee likes him that much he's keeping him but if anyone fancies one I can always make another.

A customer request for a grey squirrel holding an acorn. Made from corduroy and weighted, I needlesculpted her little face and needlefelted the acorn. I am pleased with how cute she has turned out.

I have been meaning to make a unicorn for well over a year and have now finally managed to do it. I have needlefelted the twisted horn. What do you think?

Teddy is finished and he can even stand up. I am pleased with him, I think I will have to make another different one. 😊