Hay-Eating Sheep

Our little haystack has attracted some unwanted attention from a hungry sheep!

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After the sheep satisfies his appetite and gets a name, he’s hoping to become a pattern in the shop along with his haystack friend.

A few more sheepish views:

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Comments (28)

#1 written by Heather
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!
#2 written by Stacey
about 2 years ago

Oh I so love that sheep! Must. Make. Now.
#3 written by Sarah
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
#4 written by marti
about 2 years ago

how perfectly suited they are for each other! i love them!
#5 written by sara
about 2 years ago

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!! cutest sheep EVER!
#6 written by Tezzcan
about 2 years ago

Sooo cute!
#7 written by Rebecca
about 2 years ago

Once again I am in LOVE!!!!!!
#8 written by Kate
about 2 years ago

How about Hayden?
#9 written by lisa
about 2 years ago

omg. i am ded from teh cute.
#10 written by Miki
about 2 years ago

Lovely! How stolid of the haystack to sacrifice himself
#11 written by joan
about 2 years ago

eeeeeee! such a rolly round sheep getting a solid square meal! oh, Anna, you totally make the world smile!
#12 written by Anna
about 2 years ago

Hayden’s pretty cute, Kate – thanks for the suggestion! Now we just need a name for the sheep…
#13 written by Seanna Lea
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.)
#14 written by Leah
about 2 years ago

Can I order one for Christmas? Baaa! So cute
#15 written by flowersandleaves
about 2 years ago

And another cute addition to Mochimochi Land! Thanks Anna
#16 written by joan
about 2 years ago

if you’re into alliteration, Henrietta has a certain appeal…
#17 written by Gretchen
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.
#18 written by Melissa
about 2 years ago

Cute!

How about Baaaartholomew?
#19 written by Anna
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.
#20 written by Rebecca
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
#21 written by macati
about 2 years ago

omg… I think he already ate some other hay-stacks before attacking this one…
#22 written by sarah
about 2 years ago

Wow, a knitted haystack! Your creativity has no ends. . .
#23 written by fillyjonk
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…
#24 written by Anna
about 2 years ago

Yes, Fillyjonk – the pattern will include both the haystack and the sheep. Coming soon!
#25 written by Sarah
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!
#26 written by Angela
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!
#27 written by maribeth
about 2 years ago

YES!!! I love it! Please do publish the pattern, it’s so cute!
#28 written by CharlieP
about 2 years ago

Heh heh heh – I love them both so much

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