Years ago I backed a tshirt quilt with fleece squares cut out of ugly pull overs from the thrift store. This giant blanket now lives on my teenmanboy’s bed and is a great memory quilt to reminisce over.
Afterwards, there was a lot of fleece scrap that wasn’t much good for anything on it’s own so I started piecing it all together and was inspired to create these scrappy monsters.
Even the scrappiest scraps were used for hair.
So adorable! Their hair is great! I love that they look like they are at a dance party.
Nice!!
Lovey dovey cuddle creatures!!
I vividly remember how much I admired your variety in making these and the sweater monsters…you were a machine!!!
To be honest, I think you were probably the original creator of the Ninni Monsters because you had hearts on your monster way before they were a trend!
Thanks for this lovely memory…
Y’all need to take a closer look at that photo. There is something there I never post online. The cutest thing of the bunch in my humble opinion 
Definitely a cutie!
She’d just cut her own hair here, see the bangs? LOL, classic.
Even those.
What happened to all the little monsters?
(and i saw her laying there)
She is on a scrappy cushion and under a scrappy quilt! LOL.
I had a holiday show at the Windsor Public Library and sold all of those monsters along with a massive quantity of tissue cosies and other scrappy goods. I don’t usually sell my work as I don’t enjoy that process but I went overboard with projects when the girl was little and I stayed at home with her. What do you do with all that stuff? There aren’t enough friends and family to give it all away to, ha!
Raining Monsters for sure!
Your monsters are awesome! I love how much energy and personality they have! Feeling inspired 
These are so cute. I imagine you had a great time coming up with new combinations and personalities. I’m glad they found families!
It’s a whole family of monster goodness! 
The details on these are amazing. I love all of the scrappy hair and those noses! They’re so cute.
