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Hi.

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Lambing season.

Fig&me and the lambing season.

So there you have it. I had to make lambs instead of bunnies this time around. I got one of those inspired moments and decided it was lambs. Initial idea was to knit their little outfits, then I fussed with cotton chenille, and went back to the knitting because I figure it would be much easier to dress them this way and also look a bit more organic. So here you have a whole crew of little lambs, wearing their hand knitted chunky wool overalls that close on back with twill ties. 

Little Bridgit Dorset, by Fig&me.

Mason Suffolk, Esq. by Fig&me.

Emmett Romanov, by Fig&me.

Miss Remy Merino, by Fig&me.

Now, the upload is going to work split again. Tonight at 10 PM EST I will have four of these little lambs available for sale in my Etsy shop. Price is $120 USD plus postage charges. The ones available tonight will be: Emmett Romanov, Hudson Hampshire, Betsy Romney and Margaret Leicester.

Tomorrow at 9 AM EST, I will have the other four, available only to "Wee Baby Newbies". That means families who do not own a Wee Baby by Fig&me (Wee Babies are dolls such as the ones pictured, made with repurposed cashmere sweaters, measuring about 8" tall, wearing a "sleeper" and a sewn hat with ears: bunnies, bears, kittens, etc). The ones available tomorrow morning are: Mason Suffolk, Patrick Shropshire, Remy Merino and Bridgit Dorset. 

Mr Patrick Shropshire, by Fig&me.

Little Betsy Romney, by Fig&me.

Little Hudson Hampshire, by Fig&me. 

Miss Margaret Leicester, by Fig&me

So I will see some of you tonight, and some tomorrow. I hope these little ones find their homes without too much hassle. I can promise you they are ever so sweet in those chunky overalls. Good luck everybody!.

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