When will the cold end?
More on my little monkey...
I must say that I am quite happy....so happy in fact that I have cast on for the second one! I am using left overs for the vest and scarf...and have run out of stuffing...so why not start another?!
I decided to keep the colours the same, but make them different in the vest and scarf. I really like the yarn I am using for the body colour, and couldn't find a second choice for the second one...so the same it is. Hopefully this is ok Moe. I will make them look a little different (besides the vest and scarf colours) so the boys can tell them apart.
So cute! I want to snuggle him.
ReplyDeleteOh I think you have inspired me to knit one for my nephews one day too. I love the color of the Magic Garden wool, and he looks so adorable. I have not knit any patterns from that book as yet, but I think I will have to as yours looks fantastic.
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable expression!
ReplyDeleteOh yeah--I would be happy with him too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun thing to knit!
ReplyDeleteHe is too cute!!
ReplyDeleteAww, he looks so cozy! Love 'em.
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeleteMonkeys are wonderful creatures - what a great project! It's fun to knit something different for a change!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love him! I have a new niece and I'm determined to knit all her toys (OK, maybe just a couple), I've made her "Nautie" and "Bubby" from knitty.com, I think she needs a monkey to keep them company. I love your yarn choices!
ReplyDeleteVery cute monkey!
ReplyDeleteI find it slightly disturbing that you have stabbed your monkey in the heart with your needle... however, if no monkey's were harmed during the making of this blog, he is totally adorable and I want one!
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ReplyDeleteVery cute :) Where did you find the pattern??
ReplyDeleteWow. He is sooo cute!
ReplyDeleteI don't usually really like knitted toys but this monkey is really, really cute.
ReplyDeleteoh, I adore those knit monkeys! nice work!
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