A Suger Gider Bean Bag Chair for Izzy

As Ilea asked what Izzy's spirit animal was going to be for her bean bag chair, I pondered her personality. Keeping in mind the snuggle factor, it came to me.... A sugar glider, so she could wrap the wings around her.  Admittedly, we over stuffed it, but you get the idea.






Everyone loves Boompie's (my Grandma name) bean bag chairs!




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