As hard as it is to stay with this project, I think it will turn out to be a great baby toy. I'm planning to make his friend, Chloe, too. I think she might prove to be a faster moving project...at least I'm hoping so.
Apr 25, 2011
Spud Project
See that cute little sheep? He's driving me crazy. His name is Spud, and he has hundreds of little twisted, hand-knit dredlocks on his pudge. I started him a month or more ago and I am almost finished with his frustrating, time-consuming little behind. Still to go is his head, legs, ears, and tail.
As hard as it is to stay with this project, I think it will turn out to be a great baby toy. I'm planning to make his friend, Chloe, too. I think she might prove to be a faster moving project...at least I'm hoping so.
As hard as it is to stay with this project, I think it will turn out to be a great baby toy. I'm planning to make his friend, Chloe, too. I think she might prove to be a faster moving project...at least I'm hoping so.
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4 comments:
Oh, I looked at that book and decided I had enough knitting to do without ANOTHER toy book. Spud is so cute. Your grandson (!!) will adore him.
Hey Kathleen ... yes ... they are forthcoming. I am in the middle of a move + I need a wee bit of surgery ... Hopefully, after Memorial Day!
Off to find you on Twitter ... I just rejoined (JaegerMoon) - glad to see Celeste!
Would the pattern work with a knobby yarn instead? I wonder. It's absolutely daring!
Whoa! Sounds like some work, but it is supercute!
Can't wait to see how they turn out! I agree, they will be a great baby gift!
Vicki
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