In the crooked wood, beyond the House of Mothiwumpus, you may encounter a Yonderwing. A Yonderwing is a peculiar little bug species, loosely related to the butterfly. They favour places where odds and ends gather and have a particular fondness for the making room. Where there are scraps, may soon be wings! Across many cultures, butterflies symbolise transformation and Yonderwings take this quite literally. Made using leftover scraps, they turn the last remnants of one creation into the beginnings of another. Perhaps we can take a little inspiration from them. An old idea, a forgotten dream or a part of ourselves that we don’t know what to do with could be the beginning of something wonderful. Sometimes what is left is just enough to grow something new! Remember. Waste not, want not!
Yonderwings from this first colony are Bloom sized. (Soon to be known as (Missing) Socks!) and stand approximately 13.5cm without the antennae included and take 8mm eyes (Please see the Mama Frapp eye section!)
The body is one colour with their antennae as a mix and match tricolour assortment. The wing colour and magnetic nose colour is also complementary but randomly selected. The antennae can be used on either port and the face can be used with or without the magnetic nose piece.
There are four faces; Oggle, Twomble, Wudgewood and Flenk. To select your face of choice, please add a Yonderwing to your cart and a popup will appear. You can make your selection from this menu.
The September event face ( will be available to all next week, Those that purchase over $100 across the course of September will be eligible to the face for free. The face will be in these colours. However, should you select a body, the full dolls will be in a different colour.
All of our offerings are sold in kit form. While our resident printer has put great efforts into giving you the best print quality, there will occasionally be scuffs and marks which will vanish with a light sand/spray! Please be aware of this at the time of ordering. As a rule of thumb, the darker the resin, the more marks will be visible.
In the crooked wood, beyond the House of Mothiwumpus, you may encounter a Yonderwing. A Yonderwing is a peculiar little bug species, loosely related to the butterfly. They favour places where odds and ends gather and have a particular fondness for the making room. Where there are scraps, may soon be wings! Across many cultures, butterflies symbolise transformation and Yonderwings take this quite literally. Made using leftover scraps, they turn the last remnants of one creation into the beginnings of another. Perhaps we can take a little inspiration from them. An old idea, a forgotten dream or a part of ourselves that we don’t know what to do with could be the beginning of something wonderful. Sometimes what is left is just enough to grow something new! Remember. Waste not, want not!
Yonderwings from this first colony are Bloom sized. (Soon to be known as (Missing) Socks!) and stand approximately 13.5cm without the antennae included and take 8mm eyes (Please see the Mama Frapp eye section!)
The body is one colour with their antennae as a mix and match tricolour assortment. The wing colour and magnetic nose colour is also complementary but randomly selected. The antennae can be used on either port and the face can be used with or without the magnetic nose piece.
There are four faces; Oggle, Twomble, Wudgewood and Flenk. To select your face of choice, please add a Yonderwing to your cart and a popup will appear. You can make your selection from this menu.
The September event face ( will be available to all next week, Those that purchase over $100 across the course of September will be eligible to the face for free. The face will be in these colours. However, should you select a body, the full dolls will be in a different colour.
All of our offerings are sold in kit form. While our resident printer has put great efforts into giving you the best print quality, there will occasionally be scuffs and marks which will vanish with a light sand/spray! Please be aware of this at the time of ordering. As a rule of thumb, the darker the resin, the more marks will be visible.
