For her birthday I set these little guys up on the kitchen table to welcome her to a new year. They were set up next to a homemade card adorned with hearts and music notes that read like the end of the song sings: "Happy Birthday tooooooo YOOOOUUUUU!!!" so esentially they were singing happy birthday to her.
I never put mouths on my projects so they look a little weird and I feel like I gypped Mike a little. Besides short hair and drum sticks, there was really nothing else I could think to adorn him with. Maybe some running shoes... but that would just mess up the whole rock and roll theme I was going for.
Robby’s feet are the same color as his face because he likes to perform barefoot. I know he transferred to wearing toe socks a few years back, but I figured I would keep it simple. Also, his skull cap is removable. I left out the glasses because they were just too much. This one is my favorite because I just love me some Robby Takac.
I hope she appreciates the extreme butt-chin I gave John. I really wanted to put tattoos on his arms, but just couldn't do it without messing up the whole shebang. He's the only one I gave eyelids to, but lets face it: no one can pull off the mellow look like John does.
I took all the body structures from LafeeCrochette's Etsy pattern for South Park characters but other than that I brought them to life. I used Red Heart Supersaver yarns that have all lived in my stash for some time now, a size 2.55mm crochet hook, and polyester fiberfill. The guitars are from the miniatures section of the craft store and I sharpied the color into them.
