Showing posts with label Captain America. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Captain America. Show all posts

Sunday, September 13, 2015

Till the End of the Line, and Beyond

A friend of mine told me that Chris Evans was going to be at SLCC this year, in just about 2 weeks if I recall correctly, so I told her that I would make her a doll to gift to him.  He doesn't do many, if any, conventions, and I've given dolls to William Kirchur, Jed Brophy, Adam Brown, Sebastian Stan and Hayley Atwell.  I clearly needed to make it 3 vs 3 for Dwarven actors vs Captain America actors/actresses.

The body base and the Captain I started to make way back when Avengers 1 came out.  Guess who never got finished...

Sunday, July 13, 2014

The end of the line, until we meet again

So, I started a new needlefelt doll.  Lets see how long it takes for you to guess!  This project is for the cosplay that I will be doing at the end of August for Dragon*Con.  It's a little hush-hush for now though, so you'll just have to guess at who or what I am going to be that weekend!
Here are the head and the body and the fluff that is going to connect them!

Sunday, May 5, 2013

more sewing, ipad version

So, I've been doing...stuff. this is the end result of ...stuff. it fits my iPad with its logitech keyboard. the smart case + iPad is a little tight, but i'm ok with this as the sleeve is for the iPad w/ keyboard for ACen.


Thursday, December 20, 2012

Merry Xmas

Since I’m going to be rather late with sending out my Xmas cards this year, I decided to post my card art here and at blogger.

Since rise of the guardians has taken over my mind I decided to have Jack go after one of my tricky kitties.

The shield on the kitties rear is in reference to captain America. Tony refers to him as a “Capcicle” at some point in the Avengers.

So jack turned my kitty in to a “catcicle”. 
X3

Monday, February 6, 2012

All I've seen today...

...are things from the captain America movie in the things that I've had to do @ work. I'm sure the new trailer that came out yesterday during that foot ball game hasn't helped at all, but really. I had to mail a book to queens and utopia parkway and I giggled because that is where dr erskine lives in the movie.
My manager and I were talking and I was telling her that my nieces had just seen a live action version of Peter pan for the first time and I'd gotten up to the "I do believe in fairies, I do, I do!" part and it morphed into "I still believe in heroes" which is a line from the new trailer.

Really, brain, what are you doing to me??

Sunday, February 5, 2012

The Captain and the Niece

So, this is my niece and the paper bag puppet of Captain America that I made for her and her twin sister.

Her sister knew before I'd even gotten the blue started that it was Cap. I might be watching the movie too often.