
I have mentioned before that I love Wallace and Gromit and have all their adventures on video and dvd. So it is not surprising that they occasionally crop up in my craft projects. After I won a Wallace toy on one of those fairground crane games I decided to knit Grommit to keep him company. The pattern was in a back issue of Woman's Weekly magazine.

I have already shown my DS case which I knitted earlier this year. The pattern was in the January 2010 issue of Simply Knitting magazine and I knitted him with oddments from my stash and lined it with a scrap of pink check cotton.

All the Wallace and Grommit cross stitch pictures I made some years ago but as I am trying to photograph and record all my work over the years, here they are.
Ohhh Yaaaay! I adore Wallace and Grommit! The funniest things ever! Great job on all the stitching pieces and I can't believe the Grommit you made, what talent!
ReplyDeleteHow cute Wallace and Grommit are! You do such awesome work!
ReplyDeleteOwwwww..again all so beautiful maked !! i love it......wishing you a happy evening darling....love Ria....
ReplyDeleteThat was so nice of you to knit Grommit to keep Wallace company, Shirley! You are very creative! I loved seeing your entire Wallace and Grommit stitching collection...
ReplyDeleteIt has been a some time ago I visited your blog last time.
ReplyDeleteSo much pretty things to see..
your scrapbookings are cute and the Village Lane stitching is fabolous!!
Just a month for stitching it is a amazing result!!
It really is a beautiful work -a piece of art!!
such a clever pinkie, you never stop, do you?!
ReplyDeleteLove, INKY and MOLLY