Soft toy Rabbit
This little "Kerah Rabbit" is named after my youngest Granddaughter Kerah Beth, she's so cute just like this toy.
I have chosen the colours to be bright and fresh but still nursery sweet, and its washable too, just a cold cycle and line dry.
The button and collar details
They really are rather sweet
The little Tulle drawstring presentation bag makes it such a lovely gift. I am taking them next week to a local Garden Fete, I am sharing a stall with some other crafty ladies, hopefully we sell well.
These are absolutely precious! Your skills are evident in all the projects you've shown. I found your blog by looking for a sock baby tutorial. Yours are wonderful and I can hardly wait to make one. I am always needing ideas for a kids church program and this time of year I want to make a few quick things for nieces and nephews as Christmas gifts. Please keep posting your projects. Your instructions are easy to follow and the results are delightful. I have bookmarked your site and will be checking for new ideas. Thank you!
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DeleteYou have made my day, thank you so much for your kind words.
I did nearly give up posting, I didn't do any last year but though this year I should start again with some new projects.
The little sock babies are really cute and if you are unsure on anything just message me.
I might do a simple bib pattern after christmas to share.
Thanking you
Glenis
An important part of children's play is the opportunity to develop emotions and in this area soft toys make an excellent choice. Children learn affection and bonding with a favorite soft toy. When they themselves feel sad, insecure or even happy, their toy becomes a confidant.
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