"The monkey part of the applique is created with 100% cotton fabrics and heat fused. The ears feature a super-soft white microfleece for the outside ears and headband, and a even softer pink minkee for the inside of the ears. The design is then stitched down and all threads are securely tied off to prevent fraying."
Mama Made focuses on "eco-friendly and reusable goods." She makes durable products that will last as hand-me-downs in a family.
Mama Made's Blog: http://mamamadebaby.blogspot.com
Some things just don't need translation.
Cupcake-Berlin is a retro cupcakery in Berlin, Germany.
Sock Monkey is classic Americana.
What a perfect looking Strawberry Cupcake!
Everybody loves cupcakes.
Even Sock Monkeys!
Photo by Matt & Jördis
This adorable French Coffee Press cozy is named Ragamuffin after her friend Toby's band.
That name fits perfectly.
What better way to wake in the morning.
Coffee and Sock Monkey love!
Funky Monkey Wrapping Paper
What talent! What love!
Every year this lucky Sock Monkey fan receives a special made Sock Monkey from her loving guy!
This is the sculpture that inspired this Sock creation!
Who is Sarasvati? Read about her here.
Awesome!
We love MUFFA's mini creations. They are detailed and hard to come by works of art.
Of course, her Sock Monkeys are our favorite!
A pattern for this 40mm Sock Monkey is available in MUFFA's shop.
Check it out!
MUFFA- Mariella's Unusual Fantasy Funny Animals!
Pattern: Monkey Upper and Lower Face
Makes: Each cupcake serves 1.
Bake cupcakes in White Standard Baking Cups and cool completely on Cooling Grid.
Prepare Chocolate Buttercream Icing recipe and ice cupcakes smooth with chocolate icing using Spatula.
Melt White Candy Melts according to package directions. Tint small amounts of melted Candy Melts light pink and black using Garden Candy Color Set.
For face, cover Monkey Upper and Lower Face pattern with a sheet of Non-Stick Parchment Paper. Melt Light Cocoa Candy Melts according to package directions and combine with a small amount of melted White Candy Melts for tan shade. Fill Disposable Decorating Bag with tan melted candy. Outline and fill in pattern; refrigerate until set.
For eyes, pipe white melted Candy Melts on Upper Face; refrigerate until set. Add pupils with black melted candy and return to refrigerator until set.
For nose and mouth, pipe black melted candy onto Lower Face. Pipe cheeks with pink melted candy. Refrigerate until set.
Carefully peel upper face and lower face off parchment paper. Position upper face on cupcake; slightly overlap lower face piece. For ears, insert 2 Cocoa Candy Melts half-way into top of cupcake.
Looks like Sock Monkey had a party of his own before the Main Event.
Wine and plumeria blossoms. Sock Monkey knows how to get the party started!
Adorable! By the way, Spirit Mama loves custom orders.
The link to her Etsy Store is here.
Here's another brillant Sock Monkey creation by artist SpiritMama.
This Sock Monkey cake topper celebrates the special milestone birthday for a very special birthday boy.
If you look behind Sock Monkey, you'll notice that he's hiding something...
Sock Monkey lurves cupcakes.
Especially banana cupcakes!
These adorable banana cupcake toppers and banana bread cupcakes were made by Indulge Desserts.
Watch for the grand opening of their website!
http://www.indulge-desserts.com/
Seamus Sock Monkey is ready to get his drink on tomorrow.
It's St. Patrick's Day!
Erin Go Braugh!
This is a cute photo. British Sock Monkey is sitting atop an 1877 Boundary Marker from the Borough of Nottingham.
The marker is a century older than his human, known on Flickr as Beaker31.
It's worthy of note that a few years earlier, in 1869, red heeled socks were created by the Daddy of Sock Monkeys, John Nelson when he patented his sock machine. In 1890 John Nelson began producing the work socks that would later be used by Mothers to make Sock Monkey toys for children during the Great Depression of the 1930's.
You can learn more about Sock Monkey history here.
Our British cousin Sock Monkey laments that these traditional British phonebox's are hardly ever seen anymore.
We noticed that a couple of years ago when we went to visit friends in London. The only red phone box we saw was in Covent Gardens and was there for the tourists.
Times have certainly changed. Now that everyone has cell phones, or so it seems, public phones are a thing of the past.
Thanks Mr. Monkey for being a wonderful tourguide.
A fellow British Sock Monkey takes us on a tour and shows us a traditional British Postbox.
We notice that our little Sock pal is wearing an adorable hat with a red pom pom that matches the postbox. Tres chic!
Thank you for showing us around Mr. Monkey! You're a real cutie!
Rockford Red Heel Sock Monkey urban style Fugu.
This Sock Monkey is from the Nasseh-Ya Moderno series of toy designer Hatsuko Mitsumori.
A very unique Sock Monkey.
We're cool! We're cool!
We have to agree.
Sock Monkey only hangs with the cool kids.
Sock Monkeys by Princess Sock Monkey
Safari Hunter Sock Monkeygo on a wild safari adventure, sock monkey style!
letterpressed in chartreuse and chocolate brown
ink on a heavy 4.25" x 5.5" folded ivory card.
individual card packaged in a clear cellophane
sleeve with a coordinating lime envelope.
magnifique birthday wishes! letterpressed in french blueAvailable at luxe paperie.
and chocolate brown ink on a heavy 4.25" x 5.5"
folded ivory card. individual card packaged in a clear
cellophane sleeve with a coordinating red envelope.
