See what I made? Jabba's annoying maniacally laughing little court jester, Salacious Crumb!
While he may not be the most BEAUTIFUL thing to look at, I think he's kinda cute. He is fun to play with, for sure, since his limbs, tail, and ears are all poseable. Wanna know how I did that? Check out my past tutorial. This time I used 12 gauge wire because he's HUGE! I construct everything, then feed the wire through one arm, through the body, and into the other arm; same with the legs.
Tomorrow he's off to Florida (sniff sniff). My little boys are sad about that! But go see him if you're able to. The show should be awesome!
Aren't I lucky?? Salacious Crumb isn't the only one of my creations that will be in a gallery! This week at Comic-Con, in San Diego, the amazing Team Coco and TBS are hosting a Flaming C exhibit and I was asked to add my crocheted Flaming C to the Coco MoCA (Museum of Conan Art)!
Since I had already given away my original Flaming C, I made another, and I liked this one even better! On the original, poor C didn't have his Blackberry. This time, there it is, ready for Flaming C to answer very important calls for help. So will you be in San Diego for Comic-Con? Go see my Flaming C and the rest of the amazing artwork in the gallery!
How about that? Being crafty IS cool, and sometimes craft=art!
Love the creature!!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome crochets! I used your 'monster creature' tutorial for crocheting! It was very helpful - Blogged about it here : http://papershellart.blogspot.com/2011/07/taking-up-crocheting.html
ReplyDeleteomg! love! LOVE! Oh teach me your wicked ways! :)
ReplyDeleteYay--great link Papershell! Thanks guys :)
ReplyDeleteI can't stop looking at these pictures!! He's a creature creation that is too awesome for words. I'm happy Salacious will be in a gallery, because he is definitely a work of art.
ReplyDeleteWhat great characters and sweet scenes you make. So glad I found your blog today! :-)
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Love Salacious Crumb! Do you sell the pattern? :)
ReplyDeleteWould you consider selling the pattern, please!! My son LOVES him
ReplyDeletePLZ Sell the pattern. Love it!
ReplyDeleteHey. Thanks for posting! I used your photos as a reference and made my own version of him for my StarWars loving friend. It was a really fun project. You're airbrushing is great. That's beyond my skill set.
ReplyDeleteCan I possibly get this pattern? My grandson is OBSESSED with Salacious Crumb!!!
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ReplyDeleteSince I had already given away my original Flaming C, I made another, and I liked this one even better! On the original, poor C didn't have his Blackberry. This time, there it is, ready for Flaming C to answer very important calls for help. So will you be in San Diego for Comic-Con? Go see my Flaming C and the rest of the amazing artwork in the gallery!
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