Thursday, January 28, 2010

Amigurumi......a labor of love.

Note to self: Do not start another teeny animal right after a long day at work. Oh, and find out HOW to pronounce that word.

See, his head ended up a bit small.... tension... it gets you every time.

A sample for the shop. Made from "Cutest Little Animals" using Vanna's Choice yarn in silver grey and taupe.

11 comments:

  1. He's so cute. And i'm right there with you about how to say it.... and spell it... good job with that!

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  2. i got two of these book for xmas! cutie!!!

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  3. Ah me goo roo me.

    There, not so hard. Remember, the "r" is rolled.

    ;-)

    Everyone seems to be getting on that Amigurumi bandwagon these days.

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  4. You pronounce it "cute"! We just went to see "Soosical" and Horton was just too sweet. I love your little elephant and you did a great job!

    "A person's a person. No matter how small!"

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  5. He turned out super cute!! Love it! Which one are you going to do next?

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  6. Oh my gosh, that is just the cutest thing! I'm not very good at crochet but this inspires me to practice. Ane his head looks perfectly sized to me!

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  7. Thanks everyone! Thanks especially Joan. I think I may be able to say it now! Seems so simple when you break it down....
    Jennifer and I hung him on the wall today with the ones she got as a gift. Too cute.

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  8. Ok this totally made me laugh this morning... it reminds me of an aardvark.. is that mean? I LOVE you Mum!!!!

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  9. You know I adooore him!! You have inspired me too to crochet!

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  10. oh my goodness, he is soo cute! Is this from a book,cause if it is we need it in the shop here!

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