In a world that so often forgets the power of softness, of nurturing, of fierce protective love—The Mother Thread Cowl is my creative contribution to the Great Mother March (GreatMotherMarch.com)

Ah, who doesn’t love Peace Loving Uncle Floyd. He was quite the wild man in his youth but is now enjoying his mellow time as an elder. He likes to sing, dance, blow smoke doughnut holes and can jam on the triangle like nobody’s business.

No one knows quite what to make of the Toddler. He’s fussy, defiant, and endlessly picking his nose. He has a vivid imagination with many imaginary friends…some of who resemble previous “Survivor” winners…which is mildly disturbing…

Oh, Mary-Margaret. She has a beautiful family: the twins, the toddler and the tween. So far she and her tween are getting along…we’ll see what happens when she becomes a full blown teenager. The toddler however ha proven to be nothing but trouble. He has taken to putting everything into his mouth and spends most of his time either picking his n...

Well, she’s earthy. She likes to wear flowers in her hair and beads that sparkle. Her baby wobble also is adorned with flowers and bling. She believes in fairies and hopes to become one in her next life. She also happens to be very good with vegetable gardens. So, if you need a keeper of your garden patch, she is the right Collywobble for you. ...

Mary-Lou was my first Collywobble. Once she was created, I looked at her and knew she was an “old saint”. She comes from an old stock of Collywobbles. A descendant from the original Collywobbles, she is serious, wise, and yet has a certain sass if caught at the right moment. A traditionalist at heart, she supports the younger Collywobbles in th...

Still finding himself and enjoying the adventure of “not knowing”. He’s a big jazz fan and quite a talented kite flier. He also loves hiding behind trees and jumping out at people when they aren’t looking. When Ruffis is around, be sure to check that salt shaker for there is always a good chance he’s switched it to sugar or left the lid unscrew...

Problem as a child, problem as a tween, problem as a teen…and still as a young adult…