EEEEK! THERE'S A GIANT MOTH IN MY STASH.
Oh wait. That's just Ron. Whew.
The other moths aren't too fond of Ron, because he'd rather to snuggle with wool than eat it- and he won't let anyone else eat it either. Maybe it's his attitude. Maybe it's his size. Or maybe it's the fact that his butt is full of moth-repellent herbs. Who knows? All I know is that Ron is welcome in my stash any day.
Every stash needs a Ron! Yes, I know it'd be way easier to toss your lavendar/cedar/clove/whatever into an old sock and call it a day, but Ron is way cuter (and a good way to use up some scraps.)
Photogenic, innit he?
He's just too cute! What a great idea! Kudos to you!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is too cute -- thanks so much for sharing the pattern!
ReplyDeleteThat is hilarious! What an adorable pattern.
ReplyDeleteThis little guy is great! Thanks for the pattern!
ReplyDeleteHi, I love it,thanks for the pattern.
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Adorable! Can I link to you?
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely, alyoops!
ReplyDeleteI love that pattern. I will have to knit that! Looks like so much fun.
ReplyDeleteI have a no-tolerance policy in my house for moths, but I may have to let this one slip. Love him...makes the bears I'm doing seem so boring! Thanks much.
ReplyDeleteI normally don't like yarn moths, but this one is the exception to the rule...it's so cute!! Thanks for sharing the pattern :)
ReplyDeleteHave you thought about making some for sale? I would never make one but would be interested in buying one.
ReplyDeleteThey're pretty labor intensive- I don't think anybody'd be willing to pay as much as he'd have to cost to make it worth it, haha.
ReplyDeleteFor the mouth you could curl a feather shaft. It can be easy to accomplish, you just need a dull scissor-- it's very similar to making ribbon curl!
ReplyDeletemy grandson loves moths,was wondering if this pattern is still available,please
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