 One year ago today, the lovely Davina McCall happened to RT that she 'loved' my vinyl toys and for a few weeks afterwards, my blog started to creak under the pressure of the visitors and I received numerous queries and orders for my customised toys.
One year ago today, the lovely Davina McCall happened to RT that she 'loved' my vinyl toys and for a few weeks afterwards, my blog started to creak under the pressure of the visitors and I received numerous queries and orders for my customised toys.What started as a brief tweet to Davina, culminated in a BBC radio interview, a spread in the local paper and we hatched a plan to raise more money for Comic Relief.
I contacted Davina's management and they asked her if she'd sign my 'Davina Dudette' (as we had now named her), and in true Davina style she graciously offered.
 So I set about designing a toy that I hoped would be instantly recognisable as Davina. I used the Big Brother logo, which she is synonymous with to this day and incorporated Davina's wrist tattoo, along with the 'Big Mutha' T-Shirt she wore on Big Brother, whilst pregnant. As promised, Davina signed my 'Davina Dudette' and we auctioned it on the day of Comic Relief 2013, with 100% of the proceeds going directly to Comic Relief. We raised a worthy £100 and I received lots of help from Celebrity Twitterers along the way.
So I set about designing a toy that I hoped would be instantly recognisable as Davina. I used the Big Brother logo, which she is synonymous with to this day and incorporated Davina's wrist tattoo, along with the 'Big Mutha' T-Shirt she wore on Big Brother, whilst pregnant. As promised, Davina signed my 'Davina Dudette' and we auctioned it on the day of Comic Relief 2013, with 100% of the proceeds going directly to Comic Relief. We raised a worthy £100 and I received lots of help from Celebrity Twitterers along the way. | 
Progress so far... | 
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| The tweet where it all began | 



 
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