Oh. My. God.
So. Cute. Can’t. Talk.
Must.Knit.Dinosaurs.
After.Fish.
Laura in Alamedasays
You gotta check out Jean Greenhowe’s patterns. She’s even got little bitty knitted cave people whith her dinos, and all kinds of knitted nonesense. Completely addicting.
I love those dinos. Now someone I know needs to actually have a baby! Maybe I’ll just make some for myself.
Love the pink handspun — looks just like the yarn that cotton candy you tried to pass off as roving would become! Only, not as sitcky.
Hey Rach!
Thanks for the dinosaurs scoop and link.
I have 2 great nephews who are 2 years old and TOTALLY into dinosaurs…these little guys are perfect!
XO
The dinosaurs are pretty cute. Have you seen Lucinda Guy’s new book? Designs for Kids, I think? I has some pretty gorgeous patterns for mice and cats and dogs and birds… I’m not sure if they’re quite as cute as the dinosaurs (and not free), but still fun!
Too funny – I was just surfing the knitting blog world and found the dinosaurs about a half hour before I saw your post. They are just too cute! I especially love their names.
Amy saw these and now the gang at the shop are making them for a friend who’s reproducing this summer. They are unbelievable, and I bet she got the idea from you, so thank you. So cut!
OMG! those dinos are super cute. takes me back to the way back machine with me living in the library for the summer and finding a childrens book on how to make felt dinosaurs. I went to the 5 and 10 and bought sheets of felt for 25 cents each and made myself some toys for fun. Perhaps I need to do some more and have plenty of toys for guests.
Beth says
Those are *awesome*. I love them.
And, hey, how many baby sweaters does a new mom need, really?
Judy H. says
Oh. My. God. I have a baby nephew. I can just see me knitting these for him. Multiple times, even. Wow.
jodi says
Oh my gosh, I love those. I’m finishing the baby cardi that’s on the needles and all the other breeders in my life are getting dinosaurs.
melissa says
Oh. My. God.
So. Cute. Can’t. Talk.
Must.Knit.Dinosaurs.
After.Fish.
Laura in Alameda says
You gotta check out Jean Greenhowe’s patterns. She’s even got little bitty knitted cave people whith her dinos, and all kinds of knitted nonesense. Completely addicting.
Christie says
Those are cute…guess what I’m printing up at work on Monday?
anmiryam says
I love those dinos. Now someone I know needs to actually have a baby! Maybe I’ll just make some for myself.
Love the pink handspun — looks just like the yarn that cotton candy you tried to pass off as roving would become! Only, not as sitcky.
jessica says
i can’t express my excitement in words, they are super cute! i just recently made my son a elephant, next project… dinosaurs. thanks!
Jon says
I smell a Din-o-long…
Teresa says
Hey Rach!
Thanks for the dinosaurs scoop and link.
I have 2 great nephews who are 2 years old and TOTALLY into dinosaurs…these little guys are perfect!
XO
jen says
Thanks Rachael! I think Bronty is blushing ๐
Katie says
The dinosaurs are pretty cute. Have you seen Lucinda Guy’s new book? Designs for Kids, I think? I has some pretty gorgeous patterns for mice and cats and dogs and birds… I’m not sure if they’re quite as cute as the dinosaurs (and not free), but still fun!
Jenny says
Cute, cute, cute!
Lee Ann says
These are great! I love the steg ๐
Mariko says
Dude, sorry we missed you, but we did get to see the lovely Kira! Dinosaurs are cool.
Stella says
I like Mr. Stegs! These look like little stasbhbusters to me, too.
Jennifer says
Too funny – I was just surfing the knitting blog world and found the dinosaurs about a half hour before I saw your post. They are just too cute! I especially love their names.
xtina says
Amy saw these and now the gang at the shop are making them for a friend who’s reproducing this summer. They are unbelievable, and I bet she got the idea from you, so thank you. So cut!
anj says
OMG! those dinos are super cute. takes me back to the way back machine with me living in the library for the summer and finding a childrens book on how to make felt dinosaurs. I went to the 5 and 10 and bought sheets of felt for 25 cents each and made myself some toys for fun. Perhaps I need to do some more and have plenty of toys for guests.