Harriet and Hayden are Here!
It’s time for the first Mochimochi Land pattern of 2008!
The much-anticipated pattern for Harriet the Sheep and Hayden the Haystack is now available in the Mochimochi Shop for just $5!
Who doesn’t need a rotund sheep? And Hayden the Haystack can also double as a pincushion. (You know, needle in a haystack? Ha, ha.)
Techniques for this simple pattern include knitting in the round on double-pointed needles, picking up stitches, and mattress stitch.
Buy the pattern as a PDF download here!
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about 4 years ago
creative, simple, and well constructed as always! As soon as I get some money put into my debit card these little cuties are mine!
about 4 years ago
ha! needle in a haystack! that’s going to make me giggle all day.
about 4 years ago
hooooooray!
about 4 years ago
I lurve you patterns
i’m actually waiting for Tubby, then I’ll just get both together. I can’t wait to see what the year brings from MML!
about 4 years ago
Yay for sheep! I just finished writing up a crocheted pattern for a sheep, so your knitted sheep will add perfectly to my sheep collection. What is Kounting Sheep without some hand-made sheep?
about 4 years ago
This is so cute! I love them!! And…actually I’m looking for a sweet pincushion for a long time now… hmm..
about 4 years ago
I got a huge kick out of this because my son’s name is Hayden! I might have to invest in the pattern, plus I need a good pincushion anyway! Great stuff!
about 4 years ago
That is just wonderfully cute. Time to add it to my list for pay day.
about 4 years ago
i was in such a rush to go buy the pattern that i forgot to comment on the tagline: “a friend who feeds…” heee hee hee! ha ha! love it!
about 4 years ago
Thank you, I got the your notice that they’re up last night. I’m planning on downloading them as soon as I get home tonight!
about 4 years ago
Yay! So cute. I could envision making a whole flock of Harriets in different pastel colors…