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Om Nom. There's a reflective thread added to the eyes, so taking the picture wasn't easy.

(Following a good pattern feels easy. I wonder how hard it'll be to come up with my own one. I guess I'll have to try sooner or later.)

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Ahhhh! I love that version!

I made Om Noms for my nieces when they were little. I didn't follow a pattern, but I did use a crochet sphere calculator to make the body.

Here's the blog post with links to the resources if you are interested https://www.katherine-hajer.com/diy-eyrea/2015/3/16/cut-the-yarn


cut the yarn

Niece the Elder has seriously gotten into the Cut the Rope game of late, and so asked for an Om Nom doll for Easter/spring equinox.
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Thanks, that's a lovely one (well, two), I love that the mouth can open.

I should at least make some candy for him too.

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The phone call where my brother related all of my niece's specifications was hilarious. She was about 6, but she knew what size and features she wanted to a very exacting degree.
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That's great. My son is five and mostly doesn't know what he wants yet.
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