These little monsters are addictive! I’ve avoided knitting softies in the past because I felt that my kids were too old for them. However, my teenage daughter adores these little guys.
There is yet another monster on my needles at the moment. I don’t know when I will get back to my mushroom sweater. These toys are a perfect stash buster and knit up in a flash. I can get two little monsters out of an odd skein of sock yarn. And, the bigger guy takes a couple of balls of worsted weight left overs. (50g each)
My dog seems to really want one of these for himself. I’m not sure I’m willing to let him chew up some of my hard work, but I’m thinking about it. 🙂
Cute! My favourite is the stripy one – he seems especially cool 🙂
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Thanks! 🙂 My girls were arguing over who got to keep the striped fellow so I’m knitting up a second one.
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So adorable!
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🙂 Thanks!
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They are extremely cute!!
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Thanks! I really love this pattern. 🙂
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Adorable! 🙂
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As long as he’s avoiding your W.I.P.s I think it’d be worth it to whip one up for him.
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So, so cute! I love the eyelashes.
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You had me at stash buster. I have an embarrassing amount if yarn that needs some busting and this looks like a fun way to do it! 🙂
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🙂 I know what you mean! There’s an absurd amount of yarn stashed away in my house too! It’s especially hard to figure out what to do with leftovers from projects like sweaters or socks! And, there reaches a point when no one in my life wants or needs another hat or pair of mittens. 🙂
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so cute!! I love the striped one 🙂
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🙂 Thanks!!!
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Those are really really cute, I just love them. 🙂 But them, I love hand made toys!
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Love your monsters – there are loads of patterns on-line to use up all those oddments of wool, and such a constructive way to spend sitting in front of the telly. Can’t wait to see your next creation.
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What a great idea! More then well done… They already have names?
Warm regards,
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