Bear?!
Well, I was going for wolf, but I'm not sure this was clear. Of course, if you saw him in context with his big-sis-little-red, it may have been a little easier to figure out.
Maybe. Maybe not.
Project Details:
Yarn: Knit Picks Swish dk, Squirrel Heather
Sweater Pattern: Cervide by Catherine Shields
Hat: Improvised
Raveled: Here
Not very scary, huh?
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Awww- adorable!
ReplyDeleteThose pictures are adorable! Such wonderful kids:) And I love those costumes too. That sweater is stunning!
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Those pictures are priceless. Love the sweater!
ReplyDeletenot scary.......but very cute!!
ReplyDeleteToo cute!! Both costumes are just adorable!
ReplyDeleteOoooh my goodness, they are too cute for words!! Sam's little contented smile and big belly in the last photo are almost too much to handle! Love your take on a wolf...I think it totally works.
ReplyDeleteHow adorable! I love his little wolf sweater. He's not very big and bad, but the cute and tiny interpretation of a wolf is an improvement in my book.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adorable! I may have to make that sweater for my little man...
ReplyDeleteI too, LOVE how his little belly fills that sweater right out! What a cutie pie!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! The costumes and of course your children! Oh my, they are both growing so fast!
ReplyDeleteHAHAHAHAHA, Oh my but they're too cute! And such terrific models! Sam looks the epitome of "fat & happy", totally appropriate at his age.
ReplyDeleteOMG the cuteness!
ReplyDeleteScared? No way - the cutest EVER!
ReplyDeleteScared? No way - the cutest EVER!
ReplyDeletewhat cuties!! I cannot wait to knit costumes next year haha!
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