The pattern is from Fiona Goble, and it's knitted mostly in King Cole Tinsel.
Also Sunday was reveal day for the Monthly Challenge. This month we had a pattern from La Contesse et le Point de Croix. I stitched mine on some orphan blue linen, and made it up into a small patchwork cushion.
Love that sloth so much, and your lovely cushion!
ReplyDeleteHa--that sloth just makes me smile :) I just saw a television program on them the other day--they are the funniest creatures.
ReplyDeleteLove your little pillow--beautifully finished, Christine!
Love the sloth. I nearly did a finish like that for the challenge.
ReplyDeleteOh I love that knitted sloth - so cute. Beautiful stitching as always x
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, that Sloth is adorable, love the pillow so pretty.
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Catherine
Aww, the sloth is so cute:) Beautiful patchwork cushion!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love your sloth, great finish for January
ReplyDeleteOh dear Christine I think you may have started something with the sloth. my grandaughter is known as the sloth by her big brother so I think it might be added to my list. She does love them too.
ReplyDeleteNice finish on the patchwork cushion , I did mean to join in but January has passed me by in a flash. Hope all is well with you..
Your sloth is awesome! I love the look of that 'fuzzy' yarn, although I don't enjoy working with it a lot.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Sloth. We sell the Jellycat sloths but they are not as nice as a handmade one!
ReplyDeleteNice finish for the Needlecraft Haven design.
What a lovely sloth! That wool makes him look really cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat cushion from the NH design!
Barbara x
That sloth is so sweet, I love his smiling face :)
ReplyDeleteNice finishing on the little birds cushion.
your sloth is adorable! Did you sew his paws together so he'd hold on to the branch?
ReplyDeleteYou've made a great selection of craft work since the New Year. The patchwork cushion is an ideal setting for your stitching. The sloth is a good finish.
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