Showing posts with label dog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog. Show all posts

Sunday, June 4, 2017


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Tuesday, May 26, 2015

MILA


Mila is a little Jack Russell female who stands 7cm tall


made from Sassy longpile velvet and tan ultrasuede.  Her collar is suede and beaded



this little darling is the length of my baby finger


jointed head allowing her to turn her head from side to side


unjointed body with an internal armature .  She stands firmly on the ground



Mila is firmly filled with polyfibre.

She looks forward to finding her new home.


embroidered paws

Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Digby



Digby is another Basset hound creation.  I love how these dogs are all out of proportion and quirky.  Their bodies are way too long for their wrinkly, crooked legs......and their ears and flews are far too long as well. 



Digby's smooth coat is fashioned from a white velvet and two shades of brown. His inner ears and eye whites are suede.  His fur is a little large for his body which give him his wrinkly ankles.



He has five cotter-pin joints allowing him lots of movement and posing positions. He is filled with poyfibre stuffing. His eyes are black German glass.



Digby loves to sleep and stretch out on the bed with his long ears flopping every which way!



He adopts very cute poses to entice you to throw his ball for him......who can resist this little face?



Like all Basset hounds, he is short and long......and measures 6cms when standing;  from nose to tail he measures 9cms



A brass bell hangs from his brown ultrasuede collar.

Here he is posing with his mate Marmalade. 

Sunday, June 3, 2012

Major - the Basset Hound pup





Basset hounds were originally bred for the purpose of hunting rabbits. Their sense of smell for tracking is second only to that of the Bloodhound. The name Basset is derived from the French word bas, meaning "low", with the attenuating suffix -et, together meaning "rather low". Basset Hounds are usually bi or tricoloured .



 


Major is a tri-coloured pup fashioned from caramel, red-brown and white vintage longpile velvet.  Like all of his breed he is short and solid, holding his curved sabre tail high over his long back.




 Everett Millais, founder of the modern Basset Hound, is quoted as saying "Oh, he's about 4 feet long and 12 inches high." in reference to his French basset.   Our little Major stands only 5,5 cms high!


He fits very snugly into the palm of my hand


Major has many cute poses to entice you to play with him.
 


His eyes are German glass  and his nose and mouth are hand embroidered .


The Basset is known for its saggy-baggy loose skin, and big dewlaps - which cause it to have a sad look. Needle and scissor sculpting helped me achieve this effect.


He has very long ears in two shades of caramel .


 Major wears a brown ultrasuede collar a with a brass bell.



Major has been 5 ways cotter-pin and wobble jointed allowing him plenty of movement and poses. He has been firmly stuffed with polyfibre




He is not very obedient but has mastered the 'sit' command.....




A big stretch from this tired little pup who bids you good night

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

More of Alfie - the pocket pal pooch



Could not resist uploading these last two photos of little Alfie.

where ever you go.....I'm coming with!

Mom won't let me go!




Sunday, April 15, 2012

Alfie




Alfie is nothing but a hound dog!  His coat is a mix  Sassy longpile velvet  and rough suede in honey and rufus tones. 




He is 3 inches tall standing on his hind paws but a mere 4cms high when standing on all fours.  His tiny size enables him to fit easily in the palm of a hand, or be popped into one's pocket.  He likes to accompany his owner everywhere and is well behaved.






His muzzle is square from extensive needle and scissor sculpting with a hand shaded and embroidered lower lip.




Suede and velvet eye-sockets were created to house his German glass black eyes.  His nose is black resin.




HIs hind paw pads have been realistically needle-sculpted ,then  embroidered with DMC cotton thread.




Alfie has a wobble-jointed head allowing him to adopt multiple head positions. His limbs are string jointed. His forelimbs have wire armature to assist in movement and posing. 






Nobody knows who his father was.... but we suspect it was a terrier of sorts, judging by the shape of his adorable ears.




He wears a furry collar embroided with antique metallic thread and sporting two tinkly brass bells.




Alfie is stuffed very firmly with polyfibre filling...and a whole lot of love too!
Due to the small parts he contains he is not intended for children or pets.



Sunday, April 1, 2012

Riley





Meet Riley..... the newest addition to the 'Eddybare' family.  I am not sure what breed he could possibly be, certainly not one recognised by any Kennel club.  So a street dog he is ... a fine, hairy one!



Riley shows his tiny size



Riley stands 7cms high.  He is made from  black Mohair and white Imported Schulte synthetic.  His inner ears are grey Ultrasuede. 
His tiny paw pads are fashioned from black leather.


inner ears of grey Ultrasuede

Warm, soulful, dark- brown eyes light up his mischievous face and his wet, black resin nose gives him a healthy appearance.





Internal wire armature gives Riley a good stance. He has unjointed limbs and a wobble head allowing it to rotate, swivel and be posed in most directions.  His ears are long and floppy; and unwired, but can still be moved slightly to allow for posing.




Riley has a long, scraggly, waggly tail.  One need only to glance at his tail to see what mood he's in.  There is a light wire armature within so he can be posed with his tail up or down. A tiny Eddybare label is sewn in under his tail, so as not to be too noticeable, but at the same time proving he is an original!





 Riley wears his brown leather collar with a little brass bell attached .




You may think Riley doesn't seem to have a mouth, but he does!  It's hand embroidered and hidden under his scruffy fur.  







Riley is the only the  second type of dog made by Eddybare.  My Jack Russells can be seen in this past blog entry  http://eddybare.blogspot.com/search/label/jack%20russell%20terrier.

Hope you like him. Any comments or orders are welcome as usual.