The pattern is brilliant though, and no matter how many of these I make (this is number 10!) I'm always amazed at how it comes together.
This is another Christmas present off the list - and I'm feeling pretty good. There's only a handful left to go, and none of them are huge. Of course, November is quickly creeping by.....
Tux update:
I've been letting Tux have some cone-free time, and for the most part, he's left the leg alone - though there was a big licking session just before bed, that sprung a major leak - so cone is back on overnight.
Tomorrow morning, we're back up to the vet for some bloodwork and a biopsy, and his surgery is tentatively scheduled for next Thursday. It wouldn't be happening this quickly without the help of all you wonderful readers and knitters - the sales so far have covered about half of the potential costs. I've teared up several times when I think of the support you've shown us. You're all amazing!
The sales will continue for the rest of the week - Love15 to save 15% in the shop and and automatic 25% off my rav patterns
http://www.wanderingcatyarns.etsy.com/
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/sources/wandering-cat-studio
5 comments:
Tux looks so relaxed. Best wishes for a quick recovery from his surgery.
That is one adorable monster! I am also knitting some bulky yarn and I am hating what it is doing to my hands. Give me teeny tiny needles and teeny tiny yarn any day.
Hugs to Tux!
My 2 black girls look just like that at the moment, the rain came in so inside is where they want to be. Keeping an eye on one, she had a little discharge from her eye this afternoon and need to make sure it doesn't get worse.
A very charming little monster! And I see that Dave's chair is protected by some comfy-looking mitred squares, so I can't imagine what he could complain about!
great monster!
when I was making toys my hands would ache for days.
Tux! get better sweetie!
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