Polly is a 30" /75cm wall doll who is lots of silly fun. A fabulous present for a ballerina or dancer.

The Couch Potato is an 11" / 28 cm "yobbo" all set to watch the footie on the telly from his comfy armchair (pattern included). If you're wondering who'd ever marry such a fella  - take a look at the pattern below......

And here she is  - The Missus  - with her own comfy chair - ain't she a picture? A suitable mate for The Couch Potato if ever I saw one.

Grindal is another forest creature with needlesculpted face and inset eyes, individually wired hands and sling button jointed legs that allow him to sit.

These little 12" /30cm fairies all link together to make a fairy chain. Easy to make they have little tulle skirts so they can dance around together.

Siam is wonderful 30"/75cm wall doll who is simple to make with a flat face and mitt hands. She lends herself well to further embellishment.

In Australia it is traditional to serve fairy bread at any child's party. What is fairy bread - it's buttered white bread with 100s and 1000s sprinkled on top. Hence Fairy Bread is sitting on a Fairy Bread sandwich. Too cute!

Spud is another of Lynne's characters. He is 35cm tall and freestanding. He has set in eyes (well eye) and needlesculpted face.

Suprise is a Barbie sized doll jumping out of a cake. Just the thing to make for a special birthday celebration!

The Jester is a 50cm wall doll which is great fun to make using up all your colourful scraps. The pattern includes instructions fo his marotte too.