The last time I went to Colorado I told my friend about Pinterest. I opened up my board called Knitting and Crocheting Love and we were looking at all the pins when Olive caught her eye. Now, I named her Olive. Call it quirky, but she's nothing like Olive Oil from the Popeye cartoon. Nope, Olive Owl is a nicely rounded chic with lots of personality.
My friend Marion made her for me. Isn't she just so dang cute!!!
Click HERE for the free Raverly pattern. Oh, they call their guy Cordell the Owl.
I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving. Mine was low key, just the way I like it!
Peace,
Kay
9 comments:
Oh wow Kay - Olive is totally adorable! Hope she settles in soon and that Poppy takes to her OK :)
Sounds like your Thanksgiving was the way we like Christmas Day to be here - low key is good!
Am sure I owe you an email honey, will write ASAP - and Len says hi!
Hugs, Di xx
what a beautiful owl! Low key is good for me too!
Olive's personality is fab, shines through!! I love Pinterest, you can get such amazing ideas from it!
Hugs, LLJ #36 xx
Hi Kay, Olive is so cute, I love her glasses too. Thanks so much for giving a link to the pattern, just time to make one for one of the Grandkids for Christmas. Hugs, Anne x
Hi there OH My goodness how stinkin' cute is that. I sure wish I could knit you are a lucky girl to get such a cute little pal. i too love Pinterest and sometimes have to yell at my self to GET OFF and go do something. LOL thanks for stopping by my blog I did my version of the card today have a great week!
Loving the little owl, those glasses are just too cute! Looking forward to your move into the condo so I can come visit you!!! And I will too! lol You might just be sorry ;p waving hi from the hills of North Carolina :)
Hi Kay, Olive is a cute little new member to your home. She is adorable:)
Best wishes always,
Your blogging sister, Connie :)
Love the little owl Kay, especially the glasses and those cute fluffy wings. You asked me what to do with single yarns.... how about gloves/fingerless gloves or mittens and wrist warmers? Hats? Mug hugs, tea cozies or french press type coffee hugs too. If you were to group your yarns by colour family do you have enough for a small throw or baby blanket? I'm thinking in blocks or squares that are then arranged nicely and sewn together to make a blanket, rather than a huge project. I'm getting to the stage now where I have a half or 3/4 of a skein left now from making socks, need to find a good way to use them up too!!
Hugs
Brenda
So cute - not knitted for years but might be persuaded now. BJ
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