Supply List;

• Scissors

• 1.5mm crochet hook is incredibly useful but not necessary.

• Lower grit sandpaper (600+ if sanding by hand) or a dremel with abrasive ‘fuzzy’ attachment.

• High Grit sandpaper (1500+) for finishing

• UV Cut spray.

Includes;

Pomelo Rose Head

Seedling Body

2 Pairs of hands

1 pair of Ears

I cannot claim this story to be the background of Pomelo Rose’s creation but this is how her larger Moon counterpart Alula came to be. I just decided to create a pocket version too.

When I was a little girl, two of my most treasured movies were An American Tail and Fievel goes West. I would sit in front of the VCR and rewind the songs over and over and over. I thought Tanya was the prettiest mouse and I wanted to grow up to be just like her.

When my parents divorced at 13, i disconnected from my family and was in a bit of a bad way but my mum and I communicated through her playing the piano while we sang 'Somewhere Out There' as a duet.

Later on in life, when I was living in France and Spain, I would send my mum links to that song whenever I was homesick.

Now that Ive been home over a year, ive recorded my own rendition of dreams to dream, which feels very suitable at the moment.

Even all of these years later, those movies and those songs have forever played a special, sentimental role in my life.

Back when I made Delphini and Lupi I also made a mouse, who I always wanted to release with them but I didn't love the finished result the first time. I made this version some time later (whilst singing all of the songs from the movies at the top of my lungs) but never printed her until yesterday when I requested we do so for my birthday.

We made a seedling out of a modified version of the bloom body. Since some dolls can get so complicated with multiple parts and a tiny friend would have been a super cute addition to the line up (especially for a mouse) we decided to simplify the joints and create the Seedling. They are still blooms, they just are a little closer to seed than blooms are.