I feel like Penny! (You know who you are!) I finished this Wonderful Wallaby for my little ONE-year-old niece in ONE WEEK! (I’m thinking of renaming mine the ONE-derful Wallabies!) Of course, nothing I make can go smoothly. I made the mistake of reading the directions wrong and knitting up a really large adult-sized hood for it — man, that just looked weird wrong! But searches on this ONE-derfully helpful internet showed me how to just cut the danged thing off and find the yarn end so I could redo it with the correct size. Now I have to make a second one, in blue, for her twin brother.
LiviKnit 
oops…I posted my reply to the car knitting!! So, I’ll say it here as well. Great and fast knitting!!! You should be able to post the blue one by the weekend!!
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Very cute!!!!
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That is beautiful! And it looks warm, too. Great job! One week is amazing.
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That only took one week… wow!! It looks wonderful!!
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I have made 4 Wonderful Wallabies for my family. PHOTOS here
I just LOVE that pattern and I cannto get sick of it! 🙂
Isabelle aka Tricotine
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I have made 4 Wonderful Wallabies for my family in 2004. It is one the best best pattern I have came across EVER!
I even made one withouth the hood and the front pocket – the Elmo sweater. You can see PHOTOS here if you like
http://tricotine.typepad.com/photos/finished_objects_2004/index.html
I never had trouble with it but never say NEVER, right? 😉
I like the yarn you used for yours! 🙂
Isabelle aka Tricotine
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What yarn did you use?
Isabelle aka Tricotine
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I have made 4 Wonderful Wallbies in 2004 for my family – 2 adults and 2 kids size. One of them was made without the hood and the front pocket. You can see PHOTOS in my blog if you like…
http://tricotine.typepad.com/photos/finished_objects_2004/index.html
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