If you haven’t you might be able to make your very own special zombie using Zombie Felties by Nicola Tedman and Sarah Skeate. The book is rated by difficulty.
One skull 
for beginners, 2 skulls , 3 skulls and 4 skulls for a pro. The author’s warning? Don’t try until you have tried a couple of and .
This book has given us hours of fun and creativity. Here are some of the felties my kids and I created over the break.
Smarty Pants my youngest (10 yrs.) and newest to sewing… (well, let’s just say these are her two first “real” sewing projects) made Dead Ducky (complete with razor sharp fangs)…
and Zombie Kitty (complete with eyeball necklace).
Tater (11 yrs.), who has been sewing and creating a little longer, made Zombie Puppy (he seems surprisingly friendly) and…
Thrilla … (look familiar?)
Miss Independent (16 yrs.), who hasn’t done too many sewing projects, made Day of the Dead and…
Zombie Bunny (complete with exploding intestines). I can’t decide which of these two I love more. They are both charming in their own special ways. 
And of course I had to get in the action. I couldn’t let them have all the fun without me!
I created Zombie Gypsy , and…
Zombie Surfer (complete with gravestone surfboard)… 
And what pray tell did we do with all these zombies? Why give them away to good homes where we know they will always get the hugs they deserve. (Even zombies need hugs. )
Now go and make your own zombie to love.
Enjoy the Dance! ;D
Rebecca
A smile has been wrought too!
Yay!