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Article: Jennifer Strunge
- Article from:
- The Washington Post
- Article date:
- October 2, 2009
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Cotton Monster,
www.cottonmonster.com
Specialty: Plush sculptures made of recycled fabrics
Price range: Baseball-size pieces are $25; other toys run $35 to
$100.
Jennifer Strunge spends about eight hours a day in one apricot-
colored room in her Baltimore home, snipping up old shirts and
blankets and burning up her Bernina.
But the room looks more like a chimerical toy store than a
crafting sweatshop. Everywhere you look, there is plush: sea
creatures with striped bellies and droopy, bottom-feeder eyes; gummy
snaggletooth monsters with polka-dot foreheads; baseball-size
eyeball sculptures. In one corner, in fact, there's a pink plush
mountain made entirely of eyeballs (that one is not so ...
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