dawt said ... Cassidy! A night owl after my own heart! It was fun to watch the tweet-by-tweet play as you crafted, nice job. And, whew, it's not even Midnight!


futuregirl said ... dawt .... Oh, yes! The blow-by-blow tweeting was fun! Whew! What a wild ride!


Amy said ... The hair definitely puts him in a class by himself. Love it!


futuregirl said ... Amy ... I'd planned on making him ALL orange, but he looked radioactive. My husband had the great idea of the little tuft of hair. Brilliant!


IdaDown said ... He is delightful! Adore his little mop-top. He looks ready for a postcard adventure or two -if he can drag himself out of bed.


futuregirl said ... IdaDown ... Oh, yes, he's ready for travel, and the hotel!


Amy Cox said ... I'm definitely going to have to try making some cute little critters like this. Very sweet


futuregirl said ... Amy Cox ... Very easy, too! Give it a go. :)


Carrie said ... What was the important thing Cassidy had to do? I'm far too nosey!


futuregirl said ... Carrie ... His ground hog duties: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groundhog_day :) Gotta love goofy American/Canadian holidays.


Laurie Anne said ... How sweet!


futuregirl said ... Thanks, Laurie Anne! :)


Sister Diane said ... He came out aodrable! Best thing is, I don't see a hint of shadow on those sheets. :-)


futuregirl said ... Sister Diane ... No, not a hint! Those sheets are all-comfy, all-spring!


Nancy J said ... My little groundhog arrived to the birthday girl right on time, popping out of brown craft paper covered with green tissue paper (grass). Fun... thanks for the design.


futuregirl said ... Nancy J ... That sounds really cute!


Mercedes said ... AaaHhh! Your g'hog has hair! I love that, so darned cute.


futuregirl said ... Mercedes ... Ha! Thanks! :)


UK lass in US said ... Aw, what a sweetie. Hmm, my cousin has hair like that...


futuregirl said ... UK lass in US ... Could your cousin be a groundhog?


Priscila said ... Hi Alice !
Your brazilian "virtual" friende her. I saw this and I thought you would like it, so here i am sharing:
This Italian girl make the tiniest crochet animals:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pasubio9/

And Mariangela is Brazilan ( but speaks english too) and has the most amazing crochet work:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/planetaamigurumi/
Hope you like them...
Priscila


futuregirl said ... Priscila ... Thank you for the great links!

 
Rebekah said ... This is adorable!