The Dodo Warrior is Suzette's latest pattern - really two patterns in one. The Dodo is made from Mohair (like you would use for a teddy bear). The Warrior is beautifully costumed with an horned helmet made from Sculpey. Lots of wonderful techniques here.

Lionheart is truly the King of the Beasts. Lionheart is dressed in a Tudor style outfit the clothing pattern is included. Very regal!  

Suzette continues the Tudor theme with Lady Anne. She would make a wonderful companion to Lionheart - hopefully she won't suffer the same fate as Anne Boleyn.

Titania is dressed in her fairy finest to attend the masked ball with King Oberon. This doll is a wonderful opportunity to use some special silks or trims from your stash. You could also leave the silk painted wings off and she'd make a fantastic Marie Antoinette.

Puss in Boots is a cavalier cat indeed! Dressed to impress he has a doublet, cape, velvet hat and breeches and don't forget those boots.

Here's some monkey business  - this wonderful organ grinder with his cheeky monket is sure to bring a smile to your face.

Esme is a proud member of the local chapter of the Red Hat Society. Dressed in her finest she is off to meet the other ladies for lunch. So much of Esme's character comes from her needlesculpted face. You're sure to enjoy making her.  

Tuppence is a sweet fairy girl with beautiful silk painted wings. She has a needlesculpted face and uses porcelain doll eyes (with a shank) to give a three dimensional look to the face.

One of Suzette's earliest patterns but one of the best! Shamus is beautifully attired in his green jacket and grey velvet hat. He has a wonderful needlesculpted face to give him so much character.