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Friday Finds, Dr. Seuss Style: The Lorax

The Ogre and I are dining on roast beast tonight to celebrate Dr. Seuss' birthday. We're not as crazy as a loon, or even that remarkable Foon, to see the Lorax movie on opening day. But perhaps in a weekend or two, we will go to the theater to see how much fun the creators of Despicable Me had reinventing a favorite Dr. Seuss world.

Today I went from here to there, from there to here on a search for that fantasy forest. I found crafters like me that do care a whole awful lot - Truffula Trees are sprouting up all over Etsy. The Lorax is being heard!

"I speak for the trees, for the trees have no tongues."
- The Lorax by Dr. Seuss

The Lorax on Etsy
1. Lorax Inspired Hat: Dr. Seuss -ish Handmade Cartoon Animation Crochet Beanie Hat by Little Popos

2. Dr. Seuss The Lorax UNLESS needle felted soft sculpture custom order by pearhug studio

3. Waldorf Inspired Wooden Lorax Toy Set by You're Inspired

4. Dr Seuss Lorax Apron Knot Dress - Available in sizes 6m 12m 18m 2 3 4 5 6 Children Clothing by Little Wellies

Comments

  1. Opening night is a terrible time to go to the movies! I hope you enjoyed your roast beast.

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  2. It's so snowing here, but a movie sounds great!
    Love this treasury....

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  3. we had green eggs and ham in his honor!

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  4. Planning on taking my daughter later this week -- so excited! Thanks for featuring me :)Jessica (you're inspired)

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