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Thursday
Jan212010

What dreams are made of: Yarn

Allow us to introduce you to Knitimals.

Danamarie Holser of greenstarstudio, right here in Baltimore, spends her time dreaming up these fun little friends. Each knitimal is hand-knitted with love, care and the utmost attention to detail. Because each one is unique--with their own names, stories, likes and dislikes--they make the perfect gift for the kid who "has everything."

As their biggest retailer, we'd love for you to stop by so we can introduce you in person! That's the only way to get the full impact of their cute, quirky personalities!

Show Knitimals some love by voting for greenstarstudios to receive the much coveted "Poppy Award," which is a virtual awards ceremony celebrating the handmade community. Anyone can vote for greenstarstudios--no registration is required! You can visit and vote once a day, everyday up until 11:59 pm on January 26, 2010.

aMuse only carries the best and Knitimals exemplify the quality and creativity we value so greatly. 

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Reader Comments (3)

Oh, so cute!

January 22, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterDona

Those are adorable!

January 26, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterAmy

As Danamarie would say, "you're kids aren't ordinary, so why should their friends be?" :o)

January 31, 2010 | Unregistered CommenteraMuse Toys

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