But here's what I'll be knitting next--monsters! These adorable guys are from the Danger Crafts line by Rebecca Danger. She has lots of cute friends to choose from.
The patterns can be e-mailed to you in a PDF so you can get started FAST. And the instructions are clear, easy to read and include pictures of the process! Super awesome.
This will be a good way to put some of my nervous energy to work! And guess what...there is even a pattern for a pug! (It will be our very own Argus action figure.)
Go here to check out a Flickr stream of the line, or go to the Dangercrafts Etsy store and see them.
Don't knit?? Talk to me and maybe we can work something out.
(photo: courtesy Rebecca Danger)
Oh those are so cute! I wish I knew how to knit. Alas, I know my limits though. I'm still working on a blanket I've been crocheting for about 3 years now. It's a big scarf now. And we live in Florida. LOL!
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable!
ReplyDeleteSo you decided to switch agencies? We're in the process of doing the same. Will you write a post about it?
I love those guys. So cute. :-)
ReplyDeleteICLW
people who knit seem so calm and industrious all at the same time!
ReplyDeletei envy that.
i think it takes a lot of coordination, concentration/focus, and patience to knit so i admire you a lot.
those monsters are adorable. i've seen them and it never occurred to me that they were knitted creations.
wow. learn something new everyday!
Hi Amy,
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading and yes, I'll definitely post about our final decision on the agency issue. We are still waiting for some last info to come in. It's a tough process and so important to be sure we are going through it feeling as confident as possible.