If you are on Ravelry this little guy probably doesn't startle you one bit. He is far from extinct there. In fact he is flourishing in the warm Ravelry waters and you'd be hard pressed not to stumble across one of his cousins in just about every project pond. My mini gator isn't quite full grown, but his steady high fiber diet ensures he should reach his adult length very soon. He's looking forward to warming the neck of a very special two year old in the near future. Baby Alligator scarf from Morehouse Farm.
This is another everlasting bag stopper in the works. The yarn is Araucania 'Nature Cotton' from Chile. This is the yummiest, squishiest cotton in the world! It's so incredibly soft and the color is delicious. ooooooohhhhhh....Orangey goodness!
Garter/Gator scarf from another angle....knit, knit, knit, knit, knit, knit, -you get the idea.
And lastly, because I just can't seem to get enough of the ol'garter stitch. Tah-dah! One sleeve down....One to go! The resurrected Tree Jacket - SHE LIVES! (and wouldn't it be nice to get to wear her while the weather is cold) And knit, knit, knit, knit, knit, knit, knit......... sigh.
7 comments:
oh my gosh! love the alligator but i can't wait for the finished tree jacket. i am so excited to see how it turns out.
Can't wait to see the tree jacket. If you want cold, you can come here: it was -9 this a.m. Oh and did I mention that you've been tagged (see me blog matey)
Love the gator scarf, the cotton looks lovely and so does your tree jacket!
You are so close to being able to wear that sweater... finish it up!!
The alligator its pretty cute too. :)
The gator looks great. Your tree jacket is looking gorgeous. Can't wait to see the finished projects.
That is such a cute stich marker, i wonder where you got that ;) lol
I haven't been by your blog in a while, wow you've gotten alot done. Bravo, wonderful as always
Great job,
mandie
Love the gator! Thanks for the link to their site.
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