but he's made of cotton on #2 needles and i'm not certain my neck will ever recover from creating him.
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10 comments:
I can only imagine how difficult he was to knit! #2 needles with cotton? Stiff neck, indeed.
Since I don't knit, Im assuming from your's and LJ's comments that it was no easy task and a labor of love for some lucky person!
My neck hurts in sympathy . . . but he's soooo cute.
But some child will remember you for it. I like the light in this - a bit eerie.
Beautiful piece of work, looks so sweet! Lucky its owner.
You are so talented, this little friend is adorable!
Léia
No more 'necking' for you then.
He's a cute one.
Maybe worth the suffering though... soooo cute!
Yipes! Stripes! I just want to reach through the screen and squeeze him . . . what a wonderful creation, BC.
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