My Scooby Stuff - Day 188 - Carnival Creep Book

Day 188 - Carnival Creep Book

Scooby-Doo and the Carnival Creep is a level 2 Scholastic reader book for kids. It was written by Sonia Sander and Illustrated by Duendes del Sur. In this book, a sinister creep, also known as The Creeper which he is not called in the book, is haunting the carnival and the gang needs to catch him.

The back of the book gives more detailed information on what level 2 is and also has Zoinks Points.

The book is copyright 2011 and printed in the USA.

My Scooby Stuff - Day 187 - Scooby Throw & Pillow Set

Day 187 - Scooby Throw & Pillow Set

This Scooby throw & pillow set has never been used. I debated removing the throw from the Scooby pillow and then decided not to. I want to keep them together for now.

Scooby has his SD collar as normal. His face looks a little dopey though. His tongue looks more like a buck tooth and his ears are a bit lopsided.

Here is the side views of Scooby. I think it's weird that Scooby is the pillow. It seems like he is more stuffed animal shaped than pillow shaped. I'm not sure how comfortable he would be as a pillow.

Scooby has his spots and his tail as normal.

The tag attached to Scooby's ear is the usual tag. It shows a picture of the throw pillow, which measures 40" x 50" and is 100% Polyester.

The inside of the tag has a TO/FROM side. The Scooby throw & pillow are copyright 2011 and made in China.

My Scooby Stuff - Day 186 - Beware of Dog Metal Sign

Day 186 - Beware of Dog Metal Sign

I got this metal Beware of Dog Scooby-Doo sign at Hobby Lobby a few years ago. It's still in shrink wrap so it doesn't get scratched, since I don't really have anywhere to hang it. Maybe someday I'll have a Scooby room that I can display my collection in.

The sign measures 9.92" x 10.06". It was made in China.

My Scooby Stuff - Day 185 - Scooby Chocolate Mold

Day 185 - Scooby Chocolate Mold

It's a little difficult to see it, but this Scooby-Doo chocolate mold is part of my collection. I used to make a lot of chocolate lollipops of different shapes and characters and donated the money to charity or to a family in need. I haven't made them in a while.

Here are 2 of the lollipops I made, one with and one without the red tongue. I like the red tongue with the eyes from the one without the red tongue, thought both are really cool!

This is a gift set I made for a boy for Valentine's Day. There were 6 Scooby lollipops in the tin.

My Scooby Stuff - Day 184 - Scooby Hat

Day 184 - Scooby Hat

My youngest son used to wear this hat all the time! He loved Scooby-Doo when he was younger, but he's not really as into Scooby now. Though he does a good Shaggy impression!

I like this Scooby tag. The other tag is mostly missing and what is left is frayed.

The hat is copyright 2006, the same year my youngest son was born, and made in China.

My Scooby Stuff - Day 183 - 3 Foot Tall Plush Scooby

Day 183 - 3 Foot Tall Plush Scooby

I got this 3 foot tall Scooby from one of my friend's who lives in MA. They were in PA visiting and when I opened the door, her son was holding this huge Scooby plush. It was a wonderful site! Great to see our friends too :) This Scooby looks like one of the plush you can win at a carnival. This is the biggest Scooby plush I own.

Here is the side view of Scooby. He looks so adorable sitting in the kids wooden chair.

The back of Scooby is pretty normal. He has his spots and his tail. There is a loop on the back of his head so you can hang him up.

Here is a close-up of Scooby's face. He also has his collar and SD tag.

Here is the tag on Scooby's ear. I like this tag with Scooby and the green background. It has a warning on it that the tag and all plastic fasteners need to be removed before it is given to a child. This Scooby plush is not recommended for kids under 3.

These tags are on Scooby himself. This Scooby plush is copyright March 2016 and it was made in  Anhui Province, China.

My Scooby Stuff - Day 182 - Scooby Christmas Boxers

Day 182 - Scooby Christmas Boxers

Merry Christmas in July! We are officially 6 months through 2018! Be prepared to see Christmas stuff in stores soon.

These Scooby boxers belong to my husband, but he was nice enough to let me post them as part of my collection. I bought these for him a few years ago for Christmas because they are Scooby and they are really cool. I like how they changed his collar and tag to make them more festive. The front says "You're on the Naughty List"

The back says "Doo the Santa"

The Scooby Christmas boxers are made of 100% cotton. They are copyright 2006 and made in Cambodia.