Milford from the Other Side of the Woods

It's Spring in Strangeland. A busy time of the year with hoeing and weeding, spring plantings and general cavorting after a long cold winter in the dens. So, the wee cousins have come from the other side of the woods, sent by their parents for a much needed "vacation". A vacation for which party, I'm not entirely sure. :)

Milford the Jacabunny, like his garden cousins, loves lounging in the soft glow of a computer monitor, pikeletts and jam, and squeezles in great big bunches.

Milford stands 2.85 inches tall. He has a cute little mini-button nose and wears a bright pink heart on his chest as it's never been broken and he knows no better. A lovely sheep down the road named Clarice donated the soft barely tinted baby peach wool for her face. His body however is made of light aqua sky wool from Evelynn the sheep, a friend of Bernice and the newly shorn almost naked sheep sisters of the barn . Milford is made by the needle felting method which means poking and poking a lump of wool with a very sharp barbed needle a bajillion times while wearing a full gauntlet until his form appears. And then you poke some more. This has made him a bit of a nervous chap but still within the realm of good mental health. Mostly.

He enjoys squirrel teasing, plays well with other "Bobs", Bunnies but loathes the barn kitties. I hear they don't like him much either.