King Pudding from Idolish 7

This amigurumi was made for a friend on Twitter (her art is gorgeous, by the way, you should check it out at gotkooties.storenvy.com).

King Pudding was so fun to put together and I love his soft brown eyes and...uhm... content expression? He is from the anime Idolish 7! If you like stunning boy band/idol/pop star journeys to success + hijinks and feelings, this is your jam. Or you could just admire King Pudding because he is so cute.

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Pigture Perfect - Sakura Pig

Sakura Pig is late to school! But today is so important, she's confessing to her senpai (upperclassman) before he graduates!!

I love shoujo manga and anime, meaning girly, chick flick style stuff. I live for those cute high school dramas where the heroine has to work up their courage to confess to their crush! It's very different than the way romances in high school go here (and I'm sure reality is different than their mangas, as well.)

Sakura Pig's birthday is June 30th, her favorite food is crepes with ice cream, and she really, REALLY hopes Senpai will notice her. (But not notice all the candid photos of him on her phone!!)

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Baby Articuno Pattern

Every month has had a Legendary Pokemon assigned to it by Nintendo for their anniversary. Word is that bird is the word for this month. ;) Kind of. At some point some special versions of the legendary birds--Zapdos, Articuno, & Moltres-- will be available for download. So I'm following that up with a free Articuno pattern for download!

Tippy the Angora Rabbit

I know it's not Easter yet, but this post is all about the angora rabbit!

My Neighbor Totoro Pattern

I have another pattern to share!
My Neighbor Totoro is a cute film by Hayao Miyazaki. Totoros are magical rabbit like creatures that help things grow and just do cute mythical animal stuff. I first watched this movie in 5th grade and thought it was cute. Nowadays, all I can think about is how much my mother-in-law hates that movie because "the little girl screams too much!" It's true!

Fighting crime by moonlight~!

Wow! I finally put up the facebook page for this blog and I'm so happy how many people actually want to see these! I hope to not disappoint. >w<

In the nineties, I was forced to be content with females in cartoons either being the damsel in distress, a news reporter like Lois Lane or April O'Neil, and sometimes an occasional actual heroine like the Pink Ranger--who is still outnumbered by the guys. Wonder Woman and She-Ra were not very common either. But then my seven year old brain discovered Sailor Moon.