This isn't a bird, but the monkey is made of repurposed wool. I have triplet grandchildren who just turned five. Two are boys and one is a girl. They have a big sister who is seven. For the triplets' birthday I found an adorable repurposed octopus on Etsy.com. The boys love monkeys so I decided to make "sock monkeys" from one on my wool sweaters. Caleb and Nicholas loved the monkeys and Annica was much more excited about the octopus than I had expected. I have plans to have several sock monkeys ready for the show at Webster University on March 21-22.
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Sunday, February 8, 2009
Monkeying around
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This isn't a bird, but the monkey is made of repurposed wool. I have triplet grandchildren who just turned five. Two are boys and one is a girl. They have a big sister who is seven. For the triplets' birthday I found an adorable repurposed octopus on Etsy.com. The boys love monkeys so I decided to make "sock monkeys" from one on my wool sweaters. Caleb and Nicholas loved the monkeys and Annica was much more excited about the octopus than I had expected. I have plans to have several sock monkeys ready for the show at Webster University on March 21-22.
This isn't a bird, but the monkey is made of repurposed wool. I have triplet grandchildren who just turned five. Two are boys and one is a girl. They have a big sister who is seven. For the triplets' birthday I found an adorable repurposed octopus on Etsy.com. The boys love monkeys so I decided to make "sock monkeys" from one on my wool sweaters. Caleb and Nicholas loved the monkeys and Annica was much more excited about the octopus than I had expected. I have plans to have several sock monkeys ready for the show at Webster University on March 21-22.
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