Melissa Sue Stanley is a self-taught artist from Chicago who enjoys “creating things, eating, and bluegrass.” She makes Amiguri.
Well, she makes other things as well and is a talented artist, but it’s her monsters that caught my eye. They are charming, and she notes in her blog that she is often surprised with the transition from the beasts she draws on the page to the creations that appear.
She also embroiders monsters as well as selling the original designs for them in her etsy shop.
And to prove it’s not all RRRARRGH stuff (okay maybe that’s an exaggeration), she also does birds, fungi, hats and other crocheted marvels. You can spend time in her world via her blog.
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3 thoughts on “The Cutting & Stitching Edge – Melissa Sue Stanley”
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10 February 2009 at 10:22 pm
Those are some ca-ute monsters!
10 February 2009 at 11:10 pm
I really, really, really want to buy that “hello” critter. REALLY.