http://i.imgur.com/3et3FGT.jpg

I need a better angle picture but it's mostly the shell it has three sides -so a flat bottom it resembles a three sided football I kinda didn't put enough stuffing before sewing it so I gotta cut it back open and the wings are dainty lace they aren't sewing right so I think I am sewing them to felt to be stiff and then onto the shell
Then I gotta stuff the legs
And debating unicorn tail or no

Her birthday is July 4 but it's gonna be late I got a late start and I am not rushing it

On other note...
I'm still making unipoo too if I can find lavender felt :/

I keep my eyes peeled! If I find any lavender felt, I will send it to you!

And yeah, I can see how the wings coyld be a problem.

http://i.imgur.com/LMCt6mJ.jpg

Soon as I glue the eyes instead of tape plus add his hanging up string (for like a rear view mirror or something) she can choose what she can do with it..... it will be done :)

Awww...it's so cute!

I ended up attaching the lace wing onto white felt they were unraveling alone


I think I am going to make little dolls or maybe like Pokemon and sell um on etsy or something

That would be super cute! And depending on the size, you could do Christmas themed ones as ornaments!
8D

UNITURTLE

A winged uniturtle even!

http://i.imgur.com/v6BwBsR.jpg


Eyes glued string attached and he grew spots now to do the swirls on the horn he looks bigger than he is but he fits in my hand ^.^

Next up felt 3d pokeballs and they are going to have a button latch where they open / close and have a felt Pokemon inside to remove ^.^ ....probably key chain size

I have lots of plans felt phone character cases
Felt character coin purses
Etc etc etc


Thinking about maybe a felt patchwork quilt or like one of them t-shirt quilts with old band shirts and a matching shirt pillow

Does that make it a pegaturtle?

No because pegasus don't have horns.
It would actually be an alicorn turtle.

So, it turns out I had managed to twist my cast-on stitches, and only caught it six rows in... meaning I had to rip back and start over from the cast-on row.

Oh man, that sucks!

I'm just glad I caught it early enough to be able to fix it.

Yeah...depending on the project, I don't always start over. Like on my current mermaid blanket, I skipped a peg on accident about 4 rows in, but didn't realize it until 5 rows later...but because it's not super obvious thanks to the stitch pattern, I didn't bother.

My perfectionist streak wouldn't let me leave it as it was. It would've looked weird once I got farther in. Super long mobius strip.