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Nina drew a picture of her 'dream dog' and called him Peanut. Then she wanted to make him. I had misgivings; she had a very definite idea of how he would look and it seemed complex to render him in 3D. Nevertheless we tried.
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He is far from perfect but you'd have to agree he is pretty cute.
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Then, while I was busy with other things, she worked for a couple of hours on a 'headdress' for him. It's a 'professial headdress'. Peanut's great grandfather was, apparently, a professor. The headdress has been handed down to the eldest in the family, all of whom have been professors, until Peanut. He is the youngest in his family and not a professor, but luckily the 'P' on the back works for Peanut too.
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This story was all worked out as she stitched and cut and sewed. The only input I had was to hammer on the press studs.
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Now there is a Peanut stick puppet. Perhaps he'll be 2013's Mousie Brown.
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