Landlord won't let you have a cat? Here's the next best thing. The San Ge Ma plush cats from Amuse are 4 inches of cute, straight out of Japan. They're weighted at the bottom so they don't fall...
 13 May 2016
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 01 March 2016
Hold the onions, give me some extra peppers, and throw a little cat in there, too. Yum! Steff Bomb's latest creation is a tribute to ALF, the alien from the planet Melmac with a ferocious... |
 17 February 2016
The totally adorbz Steff Bomb has put her soul-capturing masterpiece of plush up for sale. I believe she crafted the Say Cheese and Die camera a few years ago but ended up hanging onto it... |
 03 February 2016
I've been hoping for this moment for a full week! Kidrobot have just unveiled product shots of their plush Labbit with Littons set, a story we broke ... |
 27 January 2016
Congrats to Taylored Curiosities, as their Kickstarter project has more than doubled their goal with 21 days to go! Penny of Taylored Curosities has let us know that she's found a UK-based factory... |
 19 January 2016
As part of their Feelings collection, Worry is part of Taylored Curiosities' most loved designs. Now the tiny plushy is hitting... |
 18 January 2016
Nature's own photobomber, the Quokka, is Flat Bonnie's latest subject. This adorable plushy was made for Giant Robot's Weirdos exhibition. Curated by Cassia Lupo, the show collects art featuring... |
 21 April 2014
Steff Bomb has released a total protonic reversal with her paranormally cute Slimer and Ghost Trap plushy.... |
 21 March 2016
When you think "Final Fantasy" and "cute", you'd probably think of Moogles and Chocobos. But apparently there's a super cute cat character in the latest online installment of the game,... |
 18 February 2016
We got fluffy at New York Toy Fair this year with plenty of plushy alpacas, sloths, foxes, pandas, and more. And there was no short supply of licensed soft goods from Nintendo and the crazy cat... |
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