S.I.P.

Here's my S.I.P. 

(Scarf In Progress)

S.I.P. slightly folded with yarn and needles

Pattern

(basket weave)

Close-up

Meg

Meg

is the plush person 

I crocheted the other day

Front View

Side View

Back View

View of Feet

Sock Elephant

Here's pictures of the sock Elephant I made:

If you follow sock Elephant instructions, make sure the back legs are about 5" long(or match the front legs in length).  

If following back leg instructions correctly, then make the front legs a couple inches longer than the instructions say.

If you are adding eyes that are not buttons, I highly suggest adding the eyes after what is commonly known as step 2 (stuffing head, goes into stuffing the rest of body and whipstitching the hole closed between back legs).

Bearon the Teddy Bear

Here is Eddie and his bear that I made.  Eddie seems happier with something to play with.  Soon he will have more animal companions at his side.  Scroll down this page to vote on what sock animal I should make next.

E.E.K. and Bearon

Bearon

Eddie Ervin K.

Here is pictures of the sock monkey, Eddie Ervin K., that I made.  His nickname is E.E.K. for short.  Soon, Eddie will have some friends to play with.  BUT, since E.E.K. is a pretty cool name for a sock monkey...........

I'm going to need some more suggestions for names that will be just as good.

Eddie Ervin K. (E.E.K.)

Here's Eddie's close up

I knitted the sweater E.E.K. is wearing