Finally finished putting all the pigeon body parts together. Boy, those feet were fiddly. But worth it. Just look at the result! I never knitted a pair of pigeons before.
Look what I found on @eBay! A pair of hand knitted pigeons http://r.ebay.com/Rs6ODj
I’ve knitted all the parts for pigeon one. All I have to do now is sew them together!
This is the second pigeon with his green and purple colouring.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/170861282730?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
I knitted this throw on holiday in Cornwall, weaving in the sounds of the sea and the gulls as I worked.
Having spent most of my childhood petrified of the daleks and some of my more recent adult years not daring to blink, it seems odd that I should so enjoy knitting Dr Who scarves. The beauty of them is that you can literally knit them anywhere and they sometimes lead to the most interesting conversations on public transport!
To quote another popoular BBC children’s TV programme: Here’s one I made earlier!
I just knitted the three bears. Each wears a natty bow tie, all ready for a picnic!
Hand knitted teddy bear, fully jointed http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/170858084232
The first pigeon is beginning to take shape on the needles.
