While I’m preparing a review of The Avengers on Blu-ray, I thought I’d share these charming book hedgehogs dressed up like the team!
They’re by Robin Brenner and courtesy of the public library of Brookline, Massachusetts. They’re made from books that are going to fall apart and would otherwise be discarded, and the accessories are colored duct tape. You can see a lot a lot more of them at the link above. (Impressive shield and bow!) Here’s how to make a basic book hedgehog — costumes are up to you! (I admit, I had to be reminded what the sack of flour was about. That’s from the extra starring agent Coulson on the Captain America disc.)
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