Since I have lots of tiny balls of sock yarn, I decided to give it a try. It was a cute, quick project (though you have to enjoy knitting teeny things).
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A few minutes later, he decided it was something to play with.
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I bought myself a treat today.
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Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Kitty Bean
While wasting my time, browsing Ravelry on the weekend, I found a pattern for a Kitty Bean.
Since I have lots of tiny balls of sock yarn, I decided to give it a try. It was a cute, quick project (though you have to enjoy knitting teeny things).
I didn't put a face on it, because I made it for Grayson.
He hasn't figured out what it is, here.
A few minutes later, he decided it was something to play with.
I think it's a hit!
I bought myself a treat today.
It's a rolly bag for my sewing machine. They were on sale at Fabricland, and quilt retreat is coming. I'm ready to roll.
Since I have lots of tiny balls of sock yarn, I decided to give it a try. It was a cute, quick project (though you have to enjoy knitting teeny things).
A few minutes later, he decided it was something to play with.
I bought myself a treat today.
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lovely treat. but I would call it a "necessity"!!! Grayson is one beautiful boy, and a softie suits him so well. Hugs, Jean.
ReplyDeleteI like projects that I can start and finish quickly. \I thought this was an easter egg at first. now that wouldn't have been cat suitable.
ReplyDeleteEvery kat needs a kitty bean! great use of bits of yarn and bits of time! I have not bought myself a treat in a very long time, wish I saw the rolly bag or I woulda got one too...
ReplyDeleteFancy cat, that! I just take little yarn balls, sew through them a couple of times with the end which I then crochet into a tail. My cats are very good about killing them in remote corners ...
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