Hay-Eating Sheep
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about 2 years ago
Love the bobbly, wooly look! He’s (she’s) so cute!
P.S. It doesn’t hurt that purple is my favourite colour!
about 2 years ago
Oh I so love that sheep! Must. Make. Now.
about 2 years ago
I LOVE this! The pair of them are adorable together – please do publish a pattern!
They would be perfect additions to the collection of cute and weird desk toppers my mom has
about 2 years ago
how perfectly suited they are for each other! i love them!
about 2 years ago
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!! cutest sheep EVER!
about 2 years ago
Sooo cute!
about 2 years ago
Once again I am in LOVE!!!!!!
about 2 years ago
How about Hayden?
about 2 years ago
omg. i am ded from teh cute.
about 2 years ago
Lovely! How stolid of the haystack to sacrifice himself
about 2 years ago
eeeeeee! such a rolly round sheep getting a solid square meal! oh, Anna, you totally make the world smile!
about 2 years ago
Hayden’s pretty cute, Kate – thanks for the suggestion! Now we just need a name for the sheep…
about 2 years ago
There are so many good names for a sheep (though I have to keep my head away from the Wallace and Grommit references).
Maybe the little sheepkin could be a Bertha? (I want to call it Winifred, but I use that name for a lot of things.)
about 2 years ago
Can I order one for Christmas? Baaa! So cute
about 2 years ago
And another cute addition to Mochimochi Land! Thanks Anna
about 2 years ago
if you’re into alliteration, Henrietta has a certain appeal…
about 2 years ago
The only thing better would be seeing a complete flock of them together! From the side, methinks he slightly resembles Oklahoma’s state highway animal.
about 2 years ago
Cute!
How about Baaaartholomew?
about 2 years ago
Thanks for the sheep name suggestions, everyone! I’m thinking we just might make her a girl and call her Harriet. You know, because she’s hairy… kind of.
about 2 years ago
Hayden and Shiloh… Shep… Sydney… Payton.. Betty.. oh the mind is going on names now… at least it is better than what has been on it lately! lol
about 2 years ago
omg… I think he already ate some other hay-stacks before attacking this one…
about 2 years ago
Wow, a knitted haystack! Your creativity has no ends. . .
about 2 years ago
Do Want. (to quote the ubiquitous LOLcats).
That sheep is so cute…are you going to do her and the haystack as a package deal?
I could see a whole flock of little sheep under the Christmas tree…
about 2 years ago
Yes, Fillyjonk – the pattern will include both the haystack and the sheep. Coming soon!
about 2 years ago
Holy MOLY those are sooo cute! I saw Mr. Haystack earlier and checked back for the sheep. I absolutely LOVE them and totally want to make some!
about 2 years ago
Oh my god I LOVE those!!! I can’t wait until they’re in the shop! As for their names…um…maybe Ewenice for the sheep? Again, they’re SO, SO, CUTE!
about 2 years ago
YES!!! I love it! Please do publish the pattern, it’s so cute!
about 2 years ago
Heh heh heh – I love them both so much