In my stash busting I came across one skein of Lion Thick & Quick, yes just one skein. Why did I buy this? When did I buy this? What the hell am I going to do with this? Thanks to ravelry I found the Berroco Air Bear pattern. So this little guy who looks a bit more like a fox than a bear will hopefully bring a smile to some child's face. I am doing some charity knitting for Christmas in the City that I found out about from lickmysticks on ravelry.

And then while my cousin (a recent knitter) was going through my knitting books and patterns over Thanksgiving she goes "Oooh robot" and I knew that I was going to have to make her one of the Jess Hutchison robots. I gave him a heart in duplicate stitch which I think turned out very well.

2 comments:
Your robot is so sweet as is the bear. I love the little ribbon on him. ;) And yes, I think you're totally addicted to knitting toys.
Very cute! But ask yourself these questions: Do you knit toys alone? Have your friends or family commented that maybe you should knit fewer toys? Have you ever knit a toy and not been able to remember knitting it the next morning? If so, you may be a toy knitting addict. :)
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