I knitted this. Even I’m amazed. It’s so cute it’s a shame to wash the table off with it, but we do anyway.
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Here’s the pattern, because I know you want one of your own, and it would only take me about three months to get it made for you, and besides, you know the saying, “give a mom a fish dishrag and she has one fish dishrag, give her the pattern and make her learn to knit her own and she’ll have all the fish dishrags she wants.” Or something like that.
Keep preparing! Angela
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Hey, that's pretty cool! Look at all the talent you have, girl!
If I could do it on a knitting loom, then I'd make one!
I'm terrible at knitting, but really good at crochet. Maybe I'll try to crochet one.
LOL, you're too cute! Still…could you get started on one for me now for my birthday? ;) Okay, okay, MAYBE I'll try. In all my spare time. ha ha ha
I'm glad they have a crochet version because my knitting is horrible. The only time I'm actually good at knitting is on the knitting looms. yours is pretty though. Much better I think them mine would ever turn out.
Angela-you're makin' my day!! That's so much better than your fantasic 'nothing' that you made in our one and only lesson! You know, with a little tweeking, you could turn that into a shark,or a tadpole, or a dolphin, or torpedo. Heck, maybe even the letter A??