Some sheep decorations adorned with holly can only mean one of two things…
A. It’s Christmas/Yule/Midwinter or
B. It’s time to visit Fiona at Celtic thistle Stitches for the HO, HO, HO linky party…
Mercifully, it’s B!
I wanted to do something with the ends of the scarf I used to upcycle the log basket in last week’s Wool on Sundays and I ended up with some unexpected sheep.
I had hoped to make everyone socks this year but I’m so impressed with the speed of these little recycled projects I’m wondering if a random selection of unexpected gifts might fit the bill…
Happy Making!
Janine @ Rainbow Hare
RAINBOW HARE 
Josie
These are adorable and as I was reading your lovely blog I thought….hmmm….rabbits, cats, puppies, clearly not enough animals….get some little sheep! So happy to have found you and will be back for another visit soon x
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Benta AtSLIKstitches
They look great fun, I bet they'll be loved!
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Craftycreate
Theses sheep are gorgeous with their wooly coat. I love to recycle too.
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Catherine
Those sheep are just so cute. Anyone would love to receive them. Do you have a pattern please? I've been knitting like mad and will have two projects to link up to Wool on Sundays (but on Monday!)
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Kim
The gifting of those cute sheep of yours sounds like a wonderful plan if you ask me!
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Archie the wonder dog
Unexpected sheep are always welcome!!
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Soma Acharya
Oooo! They are adorable, Janine! Yes, they will make perfect gifts :)
-Soma
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DeborahGun
such a fun project :-)
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Sandra :)
Heeheehee (or more accurately, ho ho ho?) I love those bobbly sheepies!
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Nat at Made in Home
They are so so cute!
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Willit Neverend
You have such a creative mind. Very cute.
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