In childrens little minds, there are always many wild imaginations. Give them a piece of white paper and a paintbrush, and they can doodle various little monsters with horns, little people with huge mouths, lazy pigs, bees with glasses and other unknown creatures.
Wendy Tsao, a young Canadian mother, suddenly came up with an interesting idea when she saw her 4-year-old son’s graffiti work, and decided to use needle and thread to sew his graffiti work into a real doll.
In 2007, Tsao established a childrens studio, specializing in making fabric dolls for children from all over the world. Each doll is made based on the graffiti drawn by the child. It is unique and has an interesting personality.
Moms who also like handicrafts can also collect their childrens graffiti works and try to realize their imagination. This should be the best encouragement for their children~
