Hello. I just think all your little friends are adorable. I have no problem with you charging for any new patterns out, but am hoping you include the polar bears, the penguin and the little fox in the ones you release. Thank you. Joan
What size hook do the whales take? I'm thinking of making one because this is the third pair of headphones I've squished in a week! Also is there just one colour of wool? Would one skein of 50g be ok?
I just bought the headphone whale to make x-mas gifts, and it is so easy and painless! I would have a sea full of whales if i just had some pink yarn! I love it so much!!!
Im sorry to bother you like this... i just bought the little whale and it doesnt look like i downloaded it right....is there any way it could be sent again please?
yours sincerely
amy
I love too surf to this site.. I wished so much tho for my daiabled son that I could make the crocdile he sis just awsome,
another favorite is the roman Monkey.. I am underthe uderstand it was Wibits work.. Hope to hear from youreal soon
sexyminnie mouse
i love your patterns i have several of the free ones and have a hard time getting the pay for ones. i am waiting patiently for the squirrel as i have many, many squirrels where i live. Thank you again and i am very sorry for your lose of Twinkles as i lost my little friend Hairy recently thanks again Ronda
How does the headphone whale work? Do you simply stuff the headphones inside? I'm considering buying the pattern, but would like to make sure that it is what I think it is... a little ball with an opening that you stuff them in made to look like an adorable whale, right?
I can't wait to buy your book. I love all of your patterns. I would REALLY love to have the flamingo pattern. I hope you'll have the pattern for sale one day. Congratulations on your book.
This little guy is amazing! The personality just shines through and you'd think he was real!
I love all of your little friends and check your blog often. I hope I"m not too late to enter the contest to win one of your signed copies of your new book. I live in Canada and the book isn't available here.
I think a challenging project would be a hydra (multi-headed dragon). Is there such a thing as a cute hydra? could sequins be used as scales? I've never seen anything like that so it definately would be different.
i like this part of the blog:"WhaleyThis little whale will solve all headphone problems. He loves swiming around your bag and keeping your headphones from being lost, bashed or ruined." is very good, you should add some pictures....
Oh dear, I have the new book, its beatutifully written, but for me I cant get the gist of the patterns, try as I may, from brain to hand, the pattern gets lost on me.. You are either a crocheter or not, sadly i am not.. I live in the UK would someone like to give my book a new home.. The book is done in such a wonderful way, set out well.. Top marks to a talented lady..
A lot will come out over time but the truth has been out there for a long time as well but that doesn't give you what you want so this dance just goes on and on.
I can't wait to buy your book. I love all of your patterns. I would REALLY love to have the flamingo pattern. I hope you'll have the pattern for sale one day. Congratunike tn
chaussure requin
lations on your book.
I so love this site, I have only just come across it...I am wanting to do the Pomerainian, I had a little tea-cup Pom until late last year..she live to a grand old age.. miss her so much, so I thought it would be nice to have a beautiful reminder of her. Thanks
P.S. anyone know how to do a Bichon or a poodle????
irresistible.
Posted by: lulu | March 01, 2009 at 08:09 AM
Hello. I just think all your little friends are adorable. I have no problem with you charging for any new patterns out, but am hoping you include the polar bears, the penguin and the little fox in the ones you release. Thank you. Joan
Posted by: Joan McLenaghan | March 04, 2009 at 04:11 PM
How about the giraffe pattern? I would certainly pay for this pattern.
Posted by: Jean Eichheim | March 10, 2009 at 10:49 PM
What a great quality pdf-pattern!
Thank you for doing this.
Thought of making the robot available?
Have a great weekend!
Posted by: Sissel | March 12, 2009 at 05:47 PM
Your designs are ingenious! Isn't everyone's dream to love their job? It's a hobby now, but you never know – I can't wait to buy your whole book!
Posted by: Cecelia Louie | March 17, 2009 at 05:54 PM
What size hook do the whales take? I'm thinking of making one because this is the third pair of headphones I've squished in a week! Also is there just one colour of wool? Would one skein of 50g be ok?
Posted by: Clare | April 01, 2009 at 11:17 AM
I just finished my second headphone whale and I love them, thank you!
Posted by: Krista | April 28, 2009 at 11:27 PM
I just bought the headphone whale to make x-mas gifts, and it is so easy and painless! I would have a sea full of whales if i just had some pink yarn! I love it so much!!!
Posted by: sarah | October 09, 2009 at 03:49 PM
Im sorry to bother you like this... i just bought the little whale and it doesnt look like i downloaded it right....is there any way it could be sent again please?
yours sincerely
amy
Posted by: amy | October 22, 2009 at 03:41 PM
I love too surf to this site.. I wished so much tho for my daiabled son that I could make the crocdile he sis just awsome,
another favorite is the roman Monkey.. I am underthe uderstand it was Wibits work.. Hope to hear from youreal soon
sexyminnie mouse
Posted by: carla | November 25, 2009 at 10:14 PM
i love your patterns i have several of the free ones and have a hard time getting the pay for ones. i am waiting patiently for the squirrel as i have many, many squirrels where i live. Thank you again and i am very sorry for your lose of Twinkles as i lost my little friend Hairy recently thanks again Ronda
Posted by: Ronda Budnick | December 31, 2009 at 09:06 PM
Hi. i live in the UK and would like to purchase your headphone whale crochet pattern. is this possible?
Posted by: Grace | January 06, 2010 at 02:33 PM
Sat and made a greek tortoise, whom has an appetite. Very kind indeed to share the pattern.
Posted by: Kerry Roberts | January 31, 2010 at 04:54 PM
How does the headphone whale work? Do you simply stuff the headphones inside? I'm considering buying the pattern, but would like to make sure that it is what I think it is... a little ball with an opening that you stuff them in made to look like an adorable whale, right?
Posted by: Erika | February 06, 2010 at 05:28 PM
I can't wait to buy your book. I love all of your patterns. I would REALLY love to have the flamingo pattern. I hope you'll have the pattern for sale one day. Congratulations on your book.
Posted by: Erika Cooper | March 12, 2010 at 03:42 AM
This little guy is amazing! The personality just shines through and you'd think he was real!
I love all of your little friends and check your blog often. I hope I"m not too late to enter the contest to win one of your signed copies of your new book. I live in Canada and the book isn't available here.
I think a challenging project would be a hydra (multi-headed dragon). Is there such a thing as a cute hydra? could sequins be used as scales? I've never seen anything like that so it definately would be different.
Thanks so much again for sharing your craft!
Posted by: Maple Pham | March 25, 2010 at 02:04 PM
i like this part of the blog:"WhaleyThis little whale will solve all headphone problems. He loves swiming around your bag and keeping your headphones from being lost, bashed or ruined." is very good, you should add some pictures....
Posted by: dental care | April 29, 2010 at 10:44 PM
wow.. a very talent lady.. thank you for sharing your inspirations.. could a monkey be included in your designs.. thank you xxxx
Posted by: melainey | May 20, 2010 at 07:21 AM
Oh dear, I have the new book, its beatutifully written, but for me I cant get the gist of the patterns, try as I may, from brain to hand, the pattern gets lost on me.. You are either a crocheter or not, sadly i am not.. I live in the UK would someone like to give my book a new home.. The book is done in such a wonderful way, set out well.. Top marks to a talented lady..
Posted by: melainey | May 23, 2010 at 02:50 PM
Hello I would like to by the book with pattern of squirrel but I suppose it will cost a lot to ship it to Sweden.
Best regards MArie
Posted by: Marie Elving | June 23, 2010 at 04:40 PM
Hi Marie,
You can just by the Squirell pattern and it is sent to you by email - so no shipping costs.
xx
Brie
Posted by: Brigitte | June 23, 2010 at 05:17 PM
i love your web site! But i am just dieing to get a tree frog so i hope you post that soon! (:
Thnx!
Posted by: Sadie | July 24, 2010 at 06:26 PM
A lot will come out over time but the truth has been out there for a long time as well but that doesn't give you what you want so this dance just goes on and on.
Posted by: Jordan 5 | September 04, 2010 at 07:25 AM
I can't wait to buy your book. I love all of your patterns. I would REALLY love to have the flamingo pattern. I hope you'll have the pattern for sale one day. Congratunike tn
chaussure requin
lations on your book.
Posted by: tn requin | October 05, 2010 at 04:20 AM
I so love this site, I have only just come across it...I am wanting to do the Pomerainian, I had a little tea-cup Pom until late last year..she live to a grand old age.. miss her so much, so I thought it would be nice to have a beautiful reminder of her. Thanks
P.S. anyone know how to do a Bichon or a poodle????
Posted by: Yoo Hoo27 | January 07, 2011 at 02:27 AM