Mandy sent me way more than just a few small pieces of fabric. She sent me an adult panel set, a large piece of the Baby Gator coordinate, and some moss green dreamy solid.
It's about time she added some Crocodilia to her wardrobe.
The Gator panel set is designed to have the halves of the body match up at the side seam. This can be a bit tricky. Mine are pretty close. I also accidentally put the birds head too close to the seam allowance.
I don't think anyone is going to be looking that closely at my work.
If you are wondering - I used the Halla Patterns Essie Cardigan for Rissa. This was my first time making the Essie and I'm dying to make one for myself.
Look at how cute this print is. I love the baby gators. They have so much personality.
I think Rissa looks great in the Essie Cardigan.
Since she lives in an aquarium with water, Rissa uses some lightweight towels to wrap her in to dry her off when they take her out. Rissa came over to my house and while I finished her cardigan, she made the towel.
Juniper is weighed and measured on a regular basis and the students track her growth.
Juniper is a bit feisty. Take a look at the green section of towel below. She bit the towel when Rissa tried to move it. I'll take that as a sign that she likes it.
Below you can see Juniper all wrapped up with a little bit of the gator skin print peeking out.
Juniper will be going back to the Houston Zoo soon. The Dachs and Gators round closes on May 27th! Preorder at https://www.madewhimsy.com/dachs-and-gators/
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I think that croc is smiling in the last picture :)
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