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Huggable Wubbzy!

Wubbzy loves Hugs! 

Handmade Wubbzy!!

Check out this cool handmade Wubbzy! Bronx Girl Knits has written a great quick pattern to make a Wubbzy like this of your very own! -Angie

Model Notes

I recently came across some model notes for Wubbzy, Widget and Walden. Model notes are designed to help artists keep characters looking consistent. Dozens of artists can work on a show at the same time, so most shows have what's called a Style Guide. These notes would be used most by a character designer or animator who would draw the characters in different positions.

Style guides can be very basic or very extensive depending on the show. I'll see if I can dig up more for you to see, but these model sheets are a good start. You can see all of the tiny details that go into each character, and these are only brief notes! - Carrie

Daniel's Wubbzy Costume

Check out this awesome costume! I got this photo of Daniel from his mom, Bibi. Bibi knew that Daniel just had to have a Wubbzy costume, so she made one just for him. I love that the way that they used the rainbow wig and she even put a little birdie bird on his tail!! Way to get creative, guys. Thanks to everyone for sending in all of the great costume photos, and if you have one that you haven't sent in, don't be bashful. I'll keep postin' 'em! - Carrie

Halloween Fun!

Well, even though Halloween is over, there is celebrating to be done. We got some GREAT photos back from Trick-or-Treaters that went out as Wubbzy. You'll find the adorable Noah and super cute Sterling all dressed up for candy collectin'. Both of these fantastic costumes were home crafted and what a great job!
I also got a beautifully carved Wubbzy pumpkin, too! This photo comes from Kayleigh, a soon-to-be 2-year-old who is a super big fan of Wubbzy. Her mommy and a friend crafted their masterpiece pumpkin just for her.
Great job on all of your Halloween crafts, guys! Keep sending more in! - Carrie