Who says a hare can’t go trick or treating?
Especially if he gets carrots in his pumpkin bucket!
While I was working on Tweed
I kept thinking of a memory I had of my daughter at
Halloween when she was
around 9 or 10.
I made a rabbit
costume by using a white sheet to make her
a sack like dress, and a mask for her
face.
It was a great face with pink and white felt stitched on the white
with
big ears and whiskers, but the ears were so floppy!
I didn’t know then what to
do to make them stand up
so she spent the whole night holding up her ears
while
carrying a pumpkin bucket and treating for candy.
Trickster doesn’t
have to hold up his ears
and he not only has carrots in his pumpkin bucket
but
a carrot necklace too!
He is entirely made with my hand dyed wool fabric and a
mohair tail.
He was great fun to make while remembering my little girl who is all
grown up now.
I know this won’t make
up for your night of ear holding misery Jess,
but maybe you will get a
laugh out of Trickster!
And along with being great fun he is QUITE handsome! What a beautiful and sentimental piece of art. Bravo!
ReplyDeleteHe's wonderful, what a great memory!
ReplyDeleteHe's is so great! I love the story with him :)
ReplyDeleteSweet! He's an adorable Halloween hare. Love those carrots.
ReplyDeleteWow! Such attention to detail, Trickster is quite wonderful! Cute story about your daughter. She probably didn't think so at the time tho! Lori
ReplyDeleteTrickster is adorable! Great story.
ReplyDeleteHugs :)
Lauren
Aww, what a great Mom story! And a great new bunny so the memory will live on
ReplyDeleteThank you for the story. It makes the rabbit more special. He is cute and Halloween is my favorite holiday!
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