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TROPICAL LADY COVER Cover on right: customer wanted darker skin tone. Darker basket used for contrast. Cover on left: customer wanted medium skin tone. Lighter basket used for contrast. (I goofed! I measured incorrectly and ended up with a longer skirt!) |
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CAT
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Front and back views of cover. Customers sometimes order a black and white fake fur cat cover.
Cover at right: One customer allowed me to pick the fake fur to go with the chosen fabric. The result was the honey and ivory cover.
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Cover at left: The customer chose the fabric for the "dress" and allowed me to choose the "fur" fabric. Since one of the cats was on the print was reddish, I chose an "Irish Setter" red fur. |
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INDIAN MAIDEN COVER Customer wanted a vacuum cover in shape of an Indian Maiden holding a dream catcher. Besides black yarn braids, the cover has a necklace of "turquoise" beads to match the small accents in the Native American fabric print. |
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FROG
COVER Fabric Samples Cover at left: for a relative who is a nurse and also a "frog" person. Fabric had frog doctors and nurses. I added the smock and cap. Since it was for a relative, I also filled the pockets with "nursing" supplies. Cover on right: customer chose aqua fabric for dress and two-tone chartreuse skin.
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Cover at left: customer chose two-tone green skin. | ||
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COW
COVER Fabric Samples Customer's daughter is married to a dairy farmer; cow holds empty carton of milk
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ZEBRA COVER Fabric Samples Chosen fabric not enough yardage for entire "dress." Used original choice for main body of dress and added coordinating "giraffe body" print fabric to bottom for ruffle. Customer requested ability to remove "dress" for cleaning; casing and drawstring added to neckline. Because of this, "hoofs" were not attached as is usually done. Velcro was ineffective for temporary joining, so "arms" were left outstretched. "I love you THIS much!" |
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WOLF COVER Top photo: The customer wanted a wolf vacuum cover and requested that it "hold" a feather duster. There was an extra charge for this addition. The result is shown here. Bottom photo: Customer didn't want a feather duster. So this one became the Big Bad Wolf from "Little Red Ridinghood." The vacuum cover has a cap, "glasses," and carries a basket with a tag "Property of Little Red Ridinghood." "Grandma, what big eyes you have!" |
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GIRAFFE COVER - $90 ** From head to shoulders, the giraffe cover measures 40 inches! I needed a heavy dowel rod and bungee cord to keep the head and neck up when the cover is attached to the upright vacuum. The result is rather awkward to set up but a humorous item to see afterwards. ** Due to the added weight and oversize package needed to send this item, the giraffe cover is more expensive.
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