More Toothbrush Sweaters

[firstfrost]

More toothbrush sweaters! And one slinky cocktail dress (apparently toothbrush dresses do not need arm holes, the way sweaters do) and a "baby bag" for the baby toothbrush. As modeled by the local La Mancha toothbrushes.

The grey sweater has a modified arm technique which doesn't involve the arms being way up in the air, but did come out a little uneven. Now, technically, it probably doesn't matter if there's a hole in the torso where the arms attach, since the toothbrushes have no arms, and if I just skipped that step it would be easier, but it's the principle of the thing. A principle that I seem happy enough to gloss over for the dress, though.



I'm getting pretty good at these. Does anyone else want sweaters for their toothbrushes?

Comments

[dpolicar]

The toothbrushes also don't get cold, so I don't suppose whether they have arms is terribly relevant. Perhaps you could make toothbrush vests and split the difference. And, no.

[merastra.livejournal.com]

Hee! I like how you're branching out into other fashions. :-)

>>I'm getting pretty good at these. Does anyone else want sweaters for their toothbrushes?
No, but maybe you ought to *create* a need in the general populace. Then you can start selling them on ebay and make millions... uh, right. :-)

[chanaleh.livejournal.com]

I have to say, I don't really feel the need for one either, but they are SUPER CUTE.

On the other hand, now I'm gleefully picturing Tiger Boy's nonplussed reaction if he entered the bathroom one evening to discover his toothbrush wearing a little orange-and-black Princeton sweater... ;-)

[mijven.livejournal.com]

"Mommy's cold. Go put a sweater on your toothbrush."

Sorry to be incoherent. That's my way of saying this is far too cool not to take you up on the offer and that yes, I'd love a sweater for my toothbrush.

[chenoameg.livejournal.com]

Oh my good the cute.

(But I don't need any, thanks.)