A fish out of water š š š
Made this little chap last night:
Few ends of yarn, in fact the sewing up took longer than the knitting š
The pattern came from Sarah Keen’s 100 Little Projects.
Woolly wishes,
Jane ā”ā”ā”
STASH-BUSTING #38
Published
WOOLLY WEDNESDAY 
Very cute!
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Must be a tropical fish with those beautiful colours, yes? Very nice indeed!
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Thank you. A case of what little bits I had left. I think next doors’ cat will get one for Christmas š
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What a cut little guy! Great job & great idea using up ‘stash bits’!
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Thank you. Hope you are starting to feel your feet š
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Super cute š„°
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He is so cute!
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Too cute!!
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Did you name it???
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I haven’t! I am sending him to N’s granddaughter to join Wally the Whale š
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Now that I know that, I’m going to think of him as Finley the Fish.
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I will let the little girl know that he is called Filey, thank you š
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Did you intentionally leave out the “n” in Finley? The fins are, after all, a defining characteristic!
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That was a typo. When I showed him your comment N did say Fin is a good name for a fish š
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Ooh that’s a cute way to use up some stash!
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Very cute!
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I was quite pleased with him and he now adorns N’s granddaughter’s room š
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He’s sweet and looks huggable.
I’ve never made anything in one night. BRAVO !!!
Isadora š
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He’s very small, hence completed in an evening. Fits in the palm of your hand do very clutchable rather than huggable š
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Oh, that makes me feel better. Thanks ..
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