I’m taking a wee break from Tiny Needle Tuesday. Not giving up cross stitch, I just need to get some things off my plate before I start something new.
But I’m happy to say… my white cotton pumpkin is now off my plate.

As much as I did not enjoy knitting with the cotton, I am thrilled with the result. It’s like lovely little Cinderella pumpkin, and the cables just made it that much more delightful! And, I used up the last of that yarn, which is always a good feeling!

Now… I have some orange cotton… and yes, after all my complaining… I’m going to make some more. She needs a couple small ones to go with her! And I know if I don’t do it now, I will never get around to it!
Very pretty. Did you stuff it with fiberfill or is there something the knitting goes around?
I love how that turned out.
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It’s stuffed with fibrefill. This is the pattern: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/hello-gourdgeous [https://images4-g.ravelrycache.com/uploads/ashchristine/734513405/IMG_8239-01_small2.jpeg#webp]https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/hello-gourdgeous Ravelry: Hello Gourdgeous! pattern by Ash Christinehttps://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/hello-gourdgeous Sizes: Small, Large Finished Measurements: 3.5” (including stem) x 10 inches circumference (small) ; 5.5” (including stem) x 17.5” circumference Yarn: 70 yards of Caron Simply Soft in the Pumpkin Colorway and 110 yards of Lion Brand Pound of Love in the Claret colorway Needles: US size 7 / 4.5 mm DPN’s or a long circular for magic loop Gauge: 16 sts x 32 rows = 4” in cable pattern http://www.ravelry.com
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Wonderful!! I love this.
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Adorable!
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It’s beautiful! And much better than a real one that rots and makes a mess on your porch. Don’t ask me how I know this.
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Agreed-you can’t have just one! This one is white is gorgeous! How tall is it? I have a black/white/grey plaid one going on the little Addi machine! Fun!
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That is just adorable!!!
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It’s darling!
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Perfect! A friend of mine gave me a couple of crocheted ones like yours except for the stems. She used wood! I love having them to put in our living room for Halloween and Thanksgiving. Happy November!
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