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Tiny Caveman
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about 2 years ago
Such a cute tiny one! He might need a tiny T Rex now… but a really tiny one!
about 2 years ago
okay, here is my request: a tiny ukulele!
(also V V excited about your upcoming book. Congrats, Anna!)
about 2 years ago
Willlll-ma !
about 2 years ago
I think you should make a tiny poodle. :-) And can’t wait to get a copy of your new book!
about 2 years ago
I am swooning, seriously! the cutest tiny thing yet (if that’s possible…)
about 2 years ago
Adorable.
Can you do a tiny penguin?
about 2 years ago
Tiny pig! Wheeeeee, pigs!
about 2 years ago
that’s cute. he might need a tiny cavewoman to clobber with that club :)
about 2 years ago
I love it.
about 2 years ago
He’s adorable. But now I want to watch episodes of Captain Caveman and I can’t find them…….
about 2 years ago
so cute!! i love his hair. you could make a tiny venus fly trap to fight him!!
about 2 years ago
Thats adorable!
Reminds me of Flinstones…
:)
about 2 years ago
he’s way better than those cavemen that sell car insurance… WAY better… :)
about 2 years ago
That is a amazing! I would love to see a tiny frilled lizard or a tiny platypus!
about 2 years ago
Hello, I love your little critters, adore them but I’m here to ask a favor, I am an academic in a design school, and in June I am to present a paper on knitters stash, a sort of light hearted yet serious look at changes to the way stash is being thought of in the online knit community. I love your blog post from 2007 where you post images of your MIL’s stash – and ask if I may use one in my lecture? I will not be gaining any money from the presentation, and I will of course acknowledge in full academic conventions the photos owner and origin, please do contact me as I would love to show your image to a room of museum and costume researchers – who often treat costume artifacts as existing without any maker, to be conserved – my role is to alert them to the making and planning side of the costume and textiles artifact.
please do contact me,
Stella Lange
about 2 years ago
ok, hard to follow that up, but i think mr. cavedude is pretty epic! he should get a tiny mammoth friend!!! (or a tiny yeti?)
about 2 years ago
Fantastic!