Bramblebash Cuttlepod

Bramblebashes are the hippies of the Cuttlepods. They follow their own paths and exude peace, love, and being in harmony with nature. Laid back and mellow, they are happiest with a group of friends around a bonfire on the beach.

A floofy, handmade one-of-a-kind Cuttlepod plush. These adorable critters are a cross between cuttlefish and isopods, and each one has its own unique colour scheme! No two are the same, so each plush is just as unique as the person who takes it home.

Faces are embroidered in an adorable kawaii expression. Stuffed for the perfect squishable-ness. Fabrics used are extremely soft and cuddly, for endless fluffy snuggles.

The "Bramblebash" species of Cuttlepod have extra-extra long, curly, "dreadlock"-like fur (approximately 3-1/2" or longer (89+mm)). Bramblebash Cuttlepods are a multicoloured patchwork, with burgundy, yellow, teal blue, olive green, and dark purple locks. Braiding their locks will give them a new look!

Sizes are approximate:

• Weighted - 12 inches long, weighs approximately 2lbs
• XL - 12 inches long
• L - 8 inches long
• M - 6 inches long
• S - 4 inches long (keychain)

Small Cuttlepods hang from a short keychain with a lobster clasp to clip onto backpacks. Keychain can be removed by cutting the thread that holds the chain. Chain is a choking hazard for young children. Please exercise caution and common sense.

If you would like to request specific secondary colours, please send me a message and I can ensure your plush is exactly how you want it. Otherwise the secondary colours will be random (pictured with Olive and Berry Purple secondary colours).

Each plush comes with a unique name, and serial number.

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These items are made by hand, by one person from start to finish, in a Canadian home. There may be some defects, lopsidedness or imperfections... but in my opinion it adds character. As such, I do not accept returns or exchanges due to minor defects or asymmetry.

Also, I have pets-- I try my best to keep them away from the sewing room, but I'd still recommend caution if severe allergies are a concern.