Peanut in her Purple Outfit

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Please contact me if you would like Peanut to have a different color tutu!

This is a sculpture of Miss Peanut adorned in her purple outfit! She is about 3" by 3", possibly a tad bigger. She was handmade with clay, no molds, and then reinforced with paper mache, as clay is so fragile. This darling kitty can be used as an ornament or simply an adorable feline art piece. She is wearing her fancy purple tutu with a purple silk flower on the waist. Since she is an angel, she also is wearing her beautiful angel wings & halo.
Perfect as a gift for any kitty lover!

THE STORY OF MISS PEANUT JONES
My kitty cat. What can I say?
Miss Peanut Jones was born & raised in New York City. She frequently traveled cross country by automobiles and airplanes & has also lived in LA & Washington State. She spent the last years of her life in my hometown, Houston, TX. She still kept her NY accent though. Peanut now lives in "Kitty Heaven" after having an awesome life of 20 years. If you take a tour of my store, you will see a variety of items that portray Miss Peanut.
Miss Peanut was my muse & inspired to me to write 2 unpublished children's books, "The Itty Bitty Kitty from New York City" & "Peanut Jones Thinks about Fun!" I just had to paint pictures of her hysterical poses she'd position herself in. These prints, flat magnets & notecards that you will find in my store, are taken from some of my favorite illustrations in the books.
I just have to say that she had such an itty bitty tail, itty bitty cow legs, & the cutest itty bitty face...yet,lo & behold...she had a very big round body! Perfect shape for an ornament ball, that you will see in other costumes and forms in my store. This lovable feline who was raised in an art studio environment & exposed to the visual & performing arts her whole life, made Miss Peanut, not only a very cultured feline, but also a legend!

All my work is copyrighted & totally handmade by me!

Feel free to contact me with any questions you may have!

Added on Nov 02, 2009