Unfortunately, it has an extremely tiny fanbase because Disney XD treated it as expendable slot filler. the Forces of Evil), great characters, and a huge case of Growing the Beard. As weird as that premise sounds, it's tons of fun and action-packed with spectacular art and animation (by the same people behind Wander Over Yonder and Star vs.
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This series is about a kid who own a talking sock puppet who is actually a transformed superhero, and They Fight Crime! as a superhero duo. Atomic Betty knew it was something special and really does not get enough credit for making the most out of that.
What people are missing out on is a series inspired by retro sci-fi that stars an amazing female lead and manages to produce tons of great action scenes that really made the most out of an otherwise relatively low animation budget as well as plenty of exciting stories that demonstrate how the writers' weren't afraid of shaking up the status quo, setting up for big reveals, or playing around with continuity.
Although the premise seems similar to Courage the Cowardly Dog, it stands out enough to be unique and charming, with fluid CGI animation and a great soundtrack. Figaro is a shy, antisocial boy who has every phobia in the world, and conquers one of his fears Once an Episode. The show stars a young boy named Figaro and his Robot Dog Rivet. Yet, despite the series being fairly large, with the title character also having appeared in animated shorts and video games, most Western audiences have probably never heard of it except from Netflix. The Adventures of Figaro Pho is a very funny and creative series.Here’s a shot of the back, to give you a better idea:Īnd, that’s it. Since I used matching thread, you can hardly see it. I used a zig zag stitch to sew around the edges and to tack down part of the middle as well. I centered the doily on my square of fabric and pinned it in place. If you don’t have a hemmed edge, you’ll want to cut yours bigger to allow for hemming. I used the already hemmed drop cloth edges to cut two 12” X 18” (this was the hemmed edge) pieces for the envelope closure on the back. Random blah blah blah about the body of the pillow: I had an 18” pillow form, so I cut my front piece 18” X 18”. And it only took me 433 days.Ĭanvas drop cloth (or other fabric for the body of the pillow) I’d taken some ratty old thrift store doilies (I’ve recently spotted doilies at Dollar Tree and JoAnn’s, if thrift stores aren’t your thing) and dyed them with Dylon dye. Let’s get in our time machines and go back to June 9, 2010.
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