Materials & care notice

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I do not sell to individuals under 14 years old, as per European law and my plushies are collectibles meant to be viewed as crafted art pieces rather than toys. You are responsible for each purchase.

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Materials commonly used (with a minimum waste policy):

Minky: Minky is a synthetic fabric commonly used for plushies due to its softness and stretchyness. There's a few types, like Shannon, Luxe and I tend to use every kind I can get around the world. I currently mainly focus on short (1.5) and long pile (5mm) fabric.

Prints: Cotton fabrics from various shops, mainly spoonflower. Those can be limited edition if I find them in a local shop.

Threads: Various sewing threads and Madeira high quality embroidery threads.

Eyes: Plastic safety eyes that secure the back inside a plushie.

Other: Plastic polypellets, aka mini beads used to stuff some parts of some plushies. Polyester stuffing made for plushies. Brother sewing and embroidery machines, along with tools (stabilizer for embroidery, etc).

Sources: Stoffhummel, Hopen fabric shop (ali), MaPetiteMercerie, Rascol, Ali for small things (keyrings, ribbons, ...), Mondial Tissus, Shannon, Etsy, Spoonflower, CoudreEtBroder.

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Plush care notice

I do not recommend washing a plush filled with stuffing in general. You can wipe the fabric with a wet cloth but cleaning and drying a plush can damage it or change the shape. If you must wash it pleasure looking into instructions for minky made plushies. I also recommend the use of a lint roller.

My home is smoke free but I do have pets (in case of allergies, please let me know so I can sanitize and work with gloves).

I recommend my plushies not to be tugged on too hard.

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