before I Unraveled him. Literally.
I don’t sew. Really. But man, do I love fabrics. So, I got my mother’s 1970’s Singer fixed. I’m terrified of the thing.
I started the first of my grandchildren’s Easter Bunnies. The ears came out extremely wonky, the face almost distorted. I unraveled the thread and started over. And started over. And, started over, my patience unravelling with the orange thread.
But now, I’m done. I know it’s not perfect but, as I like to say, if it was perfect, nobody would believe I’d created it.
Okay, back to working on my latest manuscript….
Carolyn Dennis-Willingham 
It’s adorable! 😉 xoxoM
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Thanks Margarita, my encouraging friend. By the way, yesterday I received Lynda’s book!! Can’t wait to read it. I am so grateful for the recommendation.
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I’m looking forward to hearing what you think. Susan and Elspeth, who collaborated with Lynda, are also dear friends. It was a labor of love for all of them! 😉 xoxoM
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I am so grateful to “know” you. 🙂
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“perfect” isn’t all that it’s cracked up to be. you made it for them and that’s all that’s important. ya did gooder.
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I agree. I never cared much for perfection myself 🙂 And, thanks, Jim!
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This is awesome. I’m not a sewer either, but I totally just ordered my own mother-in-law a 1970 singer off of Ebay lol… She swears its the best machine on the planet and “they just don’t make them like they used to” lol… SOOOO apparently not only do we have the whole writing thing in common, but our mothers seem to have some similarities of their own haha.
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Kindred spirits!!! 🙂
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It’s so cute! Well done – I’m sure it will be wellloved 😍😍😊🐻
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Hope so!! And thank you. 🙂
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This bunny is so clearly made with love!
When I was a child, I wanted a stuffed bunny I saw in an inexpensive store, but there really was no money for her. She was wearing a little pinafore dress, and the print on it matched the inside of her ears. I went home and got out my mother’s “rag bag,” where there was a plain white towel that had seen better days. I made a bunny from the terry cloth, and my Grandma made a yellow pinafore. It wasn’t the same as the fancy bunny at the store, of course, but I loved her even more.
Thank you for sharing this bunny with all of us.
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That’s a great story, Sharon. I think I’m doing this because I also have fond memories of my Grandma making stuffed animals for me.
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No, it is not perfect, but one can buy ‘perfect’ at any store. What you have created is a bunny with character, with personality, with love. It is a beautiful bunny and I think will be much-cherished!
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Thank you, Jill 🙂
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I think I’m going to have to borrow that quote about perfection 😉
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This is so cute! It’s imperfectly perfect. 💐 Thank you for following BrewNSpew.
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To borrow the title of a song by Alabama, “Close enough to perfect for me.”
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