for the knit-along
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| Photo posted with kind permission of Say Little Hen |
The weather's just right for finding the perfect ball of yarn, dusting off the knitting needles and finding a sunny spot to sit and knit.
And Sarah at Say Little Hen is more than happy to indulge us. She has very kindly organised a knit-along to make one.....or as many as you like.....little mice. ..... Tea Mice!
There's still time to join in if you're itching to get those needles clicking. We start tomorrow, so it's too late to buy a kit from Sarah, but if you have some pretty yarn tucked away and a scrap of co-ordinating fabric, you're set to go. There's even time to pop out to your lys tomorrow, or duck into Spotlight if you need yarn and needles. The pattern is easy, knitted flat and perfect for learner knitters and first timers, and you can find out how to purchase it and details of the knit-along here
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I'm making mine in a soft golden yellow organic cotton that I had in my stash.
If you not up for knitting mice, you could always just go have a look at Sarah's shop, she has lots of good things for sale there.
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| Photo posted with kind permission of Say Little Hen. |
I can't wait to start.
They look very cute, Nanette. No need for knitted mice here though as we have the real thing. LOL!
ReplyDeleteOh no Chelle! I saw on Landline on the weekend that there are places they're in plague proportions....is that you? Maybe you could knit some cats lol
Deletehahaa I was going to suggested the same. :D
DeleteChel, try a knitted cat to scare real mice away.
What a lovely blog post Nanette, I'm so excited that you've joined the KAL. It's going to be really lovely to see all the little Tea Mice appear, I can hardly wait!
ReplyDeleteSarah :-)
We're going to have a jolly mob of mice in no time :)
ReplyDeleteVery cute, and I love the co-ordinating ears and heart appliqué <3
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DeleteOh they are truly fabulous! You need a whole family of them course : )
ReplyDeleteOf course!
DeleteThey are adorable! I love the beautiful yellow you have chosen! Megan :-)
ReplyDeleteThankyou! Gotta love cheery cheddary mice :) Thanks for visiting.
ReplyDeleteAll these little mice are going to be lovely, Nanette. I love your buttery yellow, very sweet! Meg:)
ReplyDeleteSome knitters have been so quick, already on their second and third mice! And they're all in such pretty colours. Mine is halfway there, I can't wait to finish it.
DeleteCute litte mouse! It will perfect in yellow ;)
ReplyDeleteIt's coming along nicely. Thanks for visiting Frederique :)
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