There was a Valentines sock exchange on the Needlecraft Haven board. Good plan. Socks are not only lower in calories than chocolate, but they come in a wide range of attractive colours. I recieved my exchange package from Sheila, and not only did I get this most gorgeous pair of hand-knitted socks but also my very own knitted neuron!
Squee! Look at him! Look at his little dendrites! I shall love him and hug him and call him George Neville. (I'm a sucker for alliteration)
And the sheep? Well sheep are to Barb as penguins are to me, so as it was Barb's birthday earlier this week I stitched this sheep design from Casey Buonaugurio, and made it into a pincushion for her.
I finished the Monthly Challenge too, but I can't show a picture of that until next weekend
Socks and sheep go together if the socks are wool. :-D
ReplyDeleteI love your exchange package, and how fun to have a sock exchange! The sheep you stitched is very sweet. I just saw this very same design on another blog!
ReplyDeleteNice socks!However I LOVE my sheepie, and she is sitting here beside me . Thanks Christine.
ReplyDeletebtw can you tell me where you got the felt in all those spiffing colours as I can only seem to get 'ordinary ' ones.
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Great combination - socks and sheep.
ReplyDeleteBarbs sheepie pincushion is beautiful as are the socks that Sheila made for you, i bet your feet are nice and toast warm in them
ReplyDeleteLove the sheep pincushion, so cute! Lovely exchange too.
ReplyDeleteNot even started my challenge yet,*hangs head in shame*
I saw your sheep pillow you made for Barb on her blog. That is just tooooo cute!
ReplyDeleteA sock exchange for Valentine's still has me laughing. Cannot argue the calorie viewpoint. Love your socks. Aren't handmade socks just the best? Okay, I must live in a cave but what is a neuron exactly? Sorry Neville, I did not mean to hurt your feelings...lol.
Hugs from Holland ~
Heidi
What lovely exchange gifts received. That sheep pincushion for Barb is so cute and perfectly finished.
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