I brought a few little turtles with me to give to the girls. Turtles represent endurance, strength and patience and I hope everyone's 2010 is full of all three!
Turtles striking a pose.
Jen decided we should name them. After some thought and a story about a children's book, we all agreed four would be Bob and one would be Sir Alexander, just like in the book.
The Bobs and Sir Alexander say goodbye.
The turtles marched bravely into my purse to meet their new owners.
Thanks for inviting me ladies! I had so much fun gabbing and repeatedly ripping out my sock. :)
Pattern: Tiny Striped Turtles
10 comments:
oh my! Those are seriously THE cutest! I love them! I think the light blue and navy one is my favorite...or maybe the tan and green one! really cute!
...have you ever called your party a "knit-together"?? ha!! That would be a fun thing to name a knitting par-ty!!! ;)
How much fun for you!!! Love the little turtles -- perfect as gifties!
very cute :) great gift idea!
such cute turtles! Are you really making socks!? I can't wait to start making socks. I need to increase my knitting skills by about a 100% first.
Those are simply adorable! Love them.
Very cute turtles! And lucky you getting to meet Bezzie in person! Two of my favorite bloggers - you and Bezzie, together! I wish I lived in the Northeast near you ladies!
And wait, what's this about socks?! Knitting socks already?! You continue to amaze me, really!
Bob, Bob, Bob, and Sir Alexander Worthington III. Too funny. I had a great time, and we will have to do it again soon!
I just read that book to Moochie tonight--I have to confess, I messed up the turtle's name...but I came close! They're all so damn cute!!
It was awesome finally getting to meet you! We'll have to get together again more!
Even if the name isn't exactly right, I think Sir Alexander is close enough to still be hilarious!
I haven't really made a sock yet...just the cuff of one. Does that count? LOL
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