Winning caption by Gulnoza:
Grilled, mashed, baked, conserved,
Dried, fried, sliced or preserved,
Tiny Piney can do them all,
Even though he’s oh-so small!
As we all know, a Tiny Pineapple neither comes from a tiny pine tree nor is related to a tiny apple. So where did this peculiar tiny fruit come from?
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Tiny Pineapple can’t wait to re knit the pineapple he came from.He had to unravel it because he discovered loose stitches.
He lives in a sponge under the sea, but how he got there, nobody really knows…
Teeny tiny Hawaii…..where he lived with his bff’s mini cottage cheese and teeny Canadian bacon. One day he decided he was more than just a delicious topping.
What stitch did you use to make this little guy? it almost looks like theres cross stitch on top of the knitting?
“Don’t grill me, Please!!!”
Kelly – I just used a simple seed stitch, which is [k1, p1] repeated throughout the round, and then reversed [p1, k1] in the next round, and so forth.
…micronesia…. *insert rimshot here*
My mom was a hedgehog and my dad was a deliciously fruity drink. They got along famously and then I appeared. I have a stepsister, Durian, who comes from my dad’s previously relationship with an angry komodo dragon.
i floated in from the sea and landed on the beach, perhaps someone dropped me off a boat? i cant remember, i hit my head on the way here.
the tiny pineapple is native to South African and has the same properties of a normal cone, but corrected and expanded, is very aromatic and sweet.
Do you like Pina Coladas? (and getting caught in the rain)
Hey Where’s Tiny Coconut?? We need to make tiny pina coladas!!
OMG, he (she?) is so adorable!
When hanging out with Tiny Coconut and Tiny Rum, Tiny Pineapple likes to refer to themselves as the Purla Coladas.
“Please don’t mistake me for half of an unopened corn husk!”
Whoops ment to say ‘opened corn husk!’ Spelling error!
Tiny Pineapple’s ancestors came from South America, but he lives in Jamaica, Queens
Tiny Pineapple loves visiting old houses and seeing portraits of his relatives.
Tiny Pinapple is waiting on Waikiki for his girlfriend Tiny Coconut where they’ll make delicious Tiny Pina Coladas together.
Tiny pineapple came from a seed stitch!
Tiny pineapple has no idea where he came from, but he knows he came from a seed (stitch).
Grilled, mashed, baked, conserved,
Dried, fried, sliced or preserved,
Tiny Piney can do them all,
Even though he’s oh-so small!
Tiny pineapple doesn’t know where he came from, but faintly remembers something about a tin can…
He came from the tiniest island in hawaii.
Oh tiny fruit, you are so yellow
You make me want to say Hello.
You’re not from a tree
Where from – please tell me
Oh now I know – you’re a herb, my little fellow!
He’s obviously from the island of Liliput!
I…teeny pineapple am from the land of Hawaii (Maui to be specific). And I…teeny pineapple was (obviously) the cutiest pineapple there. And I…teeny pineapple was made from the legendary seed of stitch.
Tiny pineapple came to be when an apple seed was stitched into poorly sewed soil…part apple, part…?
Tiny pineapple has no idea where he came from. All he knows is that after he put the lime in the coconut things got a little weird.
One small step for pineapples, one huge step for fruitkind.
(This might just be a French Canadian thing…)
Les Ananas ne parle pas!!
woops
Les Ananas ne parlent pas!
This pineapple appeared one morning from …. an egg!
Imagine the look of her mother chiken when this tiny pineapple came out her dear egg instead of a chick!
Can anyone provide the pattern for the pineapple. We are sending off little gifts for homeless and AIDS children in Africa, and would love to do these! Please help!
Patricia
Patricia,
The pineapple is my design, but I’m sorry to say that there isn’t a pattern for it yet. I have lots of other free patterns though! You can find them on the sidebar of this blog, and also here:
http://mochimochiland.com/category/free-patterns/
Good luck with the gifts!
Anna
So that’s where he is! He actually fell out of my knitting bag. Fell/ pushed. It was all kind of vague…apparently there was some type of altercation with the cable needle and well…I think you get the picture. :)
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;( i need to knit that
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