Showing posts with label Turtles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Turtles. Show all posts

Sunday, May 10, 2009

Whosits Collectibles - A New Family of Fun Critters Made from Fancy Yarns...


A new family of fun critters is being added to the Whosits lineup -- small mascots created from specialty yarns like alpaca, wool, silk, cotton and savory blends -- handmade from very special yarns to be admired and gently treated -- special friends to watch over you, admire your cleverness, and protect your innermost secrets.












Meet Albert. He's a gorgeously tiny turtle who's a technical whiz and has helped his buds get out of most any gadget glitz or computer conundrum. He does, sadly however, draw the line at Windows Vista -- alas, it even stumps Al sometimes.












His hairy closeup doesn't mean he needs a shave -- it just shows his very special paca genes. :) His shell is made from hand-painted green/tan/brown wool and his body is soft furry alpaca wool in an olive green.

Watch for more of Albert's friends at http://happywhosits.etsy.com .

Also be sure to check out other fantastic fiber artists at: http://www.alpacafarmgirl.com/2009/05/fiber-arts-friday-10/





Tuesday, January 02, 2007

Happy New Year from Happy Whosits!


We're looking forward to a great new year for Happy Whosits! We'll be listing more products on the website - please check out our rainbow of turtles at http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=13850&page=1&section_id=5032070&order=


Sunday, June 18, 2006

Lion Brand Boutique and Raining Turtles!


A while back I uploaded one of my turtles to a new venue on the Lion Brand Yarn website called the Boutique. Here's the url: http://www.lionboutique.com/. Lion Brand publishes a weekly email newsletter, and last week's edition included the turtle. Now orders are coming in for my little guys in special colors and I'm crocheting a whole pond full this weekend! The camo turtles are the most popular.

Remember, if you are interested in your own special turtle, just email us or go to our etsy site and click on "request alchemy from this seller". Special orders/color combinations are always exciting because folks tend to come up with color combos I've never thought of! Like the colors I did to match a crocheted head scarf for a young lady or the email I just received today asking about a turtle in NY Mets colors (orange & blue)!

Back to crocheting...

Sue....