Well the addiction to the Houtz book continues!! I just CAN'T resist these little critters!!!
I was talking to another tatter who has (hopefully only temporarily) fallen by the wayside the other day. Not inspired to design or to even pick up shuttles. I suggested that the poor lost soul get a copy of this book and play with it.
I don't know what it is about making the bobbles/baubles but they're relaxing and challenging at the same time. I sooooo wanted one in grey like the Houtz brothers have in their book. So, rather than start on another crazy idea I made this guy!!!
I saw a..... Mouse!!! (Goes with the Amsterdam Windmill....) LOL A HUGE mouse in comparison to the windmill!! Definitely a 'Goodies Kitten' scenario!! VBG
ReplyDeleteAh, yes, does go with the windmill. I'm becoming over run by them but the addiction continues!!!
DeleteJust like the windmill in Old Ansterdam!! Rofl
DeleteSmiling over here....widely! : ))
ReplyDeleteSOOOO CUTE!
ReplyDeleteMy heart melts. Those whiskers! those eyes? They look so real with a wet nose and delicate pink feet!! You made my day!
ReplyDeleteAnd in the last picture HE LOOKS DEAD!!! OH NO!!!
ReplyDeleteBut he's mighty cute. I wants him!
(You could fill him with catnip and give him to Tilly....)
He's not dead, yer daft moo!!! He's just showing off his little feet. NO WAY will Tilly have him catnip or not!!!
DeleteNow I'm visualising cute little mice clinging to curtains in your home, hiding behind doors - you can put them everywhere! You don't need to tat any bugs, the geckos will eat those.
ReplyDeleteThanks for reminding me about the Houtz brothers - I have much to learn and I need to purchase one of their books.
ReplyDeleteI can see why you are addicted to these little fellows they are so realistic. The pattern looks so so difficult though
ReplyDeleteThis critter is just adorable and I agree there is no way this should be given to a cat
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