Kawaii Revisited

Hopefully you aren't fed up with the multitude of kawaii links out there, because I've discovered some new gems I'd like to share... as Karen calls it, a bit of eye candy...

Quite possibly some of the cutest dolls I've ever seen from hakkadrops:

Not to mention great illustration and other goods from Kita Usagi:

Some adorable sewn & embroidered bags and pouches here, along with some cute Anano-style bears here (this whole site is worth exploring...).

And, of course, you can never have too many amigurumi. Here are some from Momo:

I think I'm going to stop there, because I'm just getting more and more frustrated that I can't get my hands on this stuff!

Comments

[Maitreya]

Those links are great! The Hakkadrops one is my favorite. Hope you don't mind I nabbed it for my links page. :)

[myra]

Great links! I'm totally lovin' Hakka Drops and Kita Usagi. I wonder if any of these Japanese crafters and artists are aware of how obsessed we non-Japanese are over their stuff?

[Karen]

Great stuff!

[hillary]

great links! those hakkadrops are super cute. so if you can't get your hands on it you have to make it yourself... I bet you could make a cute amigurumi with those crochet skills of yours!

[hannah]

great links! is it normal to be that obsessed with japanese cuteness? count me in!

[Snowbear]

Me like, Me like! Now I have to go explore--thanks Sherlock!

[Stephanie]

I love them all! My Amigurumi books are on their way from Amazon.jp "clapping" I cant wait. My blog is new, and Id love to link to you. Haveing trouble with the template. Im such a computer moron!

[kathreen]

have you tried googles translation tool, the japanese to english is still in BETA but works OK.

[tania]

oh my! i NEVER get sick of kawaii!
thanks for all that -i am so going to check all the links out now!
:)

[Melissa]

They are adorable. Thank you for the links!

[Gina]

So fuzzy and soft!