lovinghands

This is the pattern I use for the knitted hedgehogs

Removed dodgy link. New one below.

Elaine

Oy! I thought hedgehogs were breeding fast enough without your help




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Pam

Don`t know what`s going on here, but re-posted link and it worked fine. Tried again to make sure and got the dance link again so have removed it completely.

I`ll try again tomorrow -oops later today.!!
Elaine.

I was trying to post the pattern for Blue`s hedgehog on the knittering website if anyone else wants to try it. I`ll try once more and if it doesn`t work I will SCREAM.


http://www.barddance.org/knittering/index.htm

Sorry Elaine, Still not getting it. The pc Gremlins striking again. But I just loved Pams picture, Where was that taken Pam? so sweet.

OK I will give it a try - taken from my bookmarks so it could go wrong

www.barddance.org/knittering/blueshedgehogpattern.htm

if not we will wait on PRFUNGI - She's a cracker at the links -

Jean in Foggy France
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SS if that link doesn't work - use Elaine's and click on the blue hedgehog link on the left hand side of the screen?

Good morning girls!

psso & Roamin your links work fine for me!




SS I picked the piccy up from a site on the net, here's another one to make you go aaaww!



Two six-week-old African pygmy hedgehogs show just why they are considered so cute

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Pam

oooh!! how cute are they?!?

AAAAHHHH! They are so so sweet!
love Mad Maureen X

Pam are they only in Africa? They look devine. I haven't seen a hedgehog in my garden but have had the passing fox and a badger sett in one of the top fields

I sat for an hour this morning staring out the back window at a pair of rabbits having a great time running around - needless to say the dogs didn't know they were there! By the time I opened the door for the dogs rabbits had gone to ground. The hunting season starts this coming weekend - its terrible drunk men with guns out firing at anything that moves - I am not a fan, but it's what the locals do for sport, Both dogs and me have BRIGHT in your face coats to wear and daft hats, the heck with being fashionable - its that or get shot at!
Jean in France
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... hehe... i though the cute picture was some very realistic knitted ones and then did a double take!

O Abi what are you like, and our Scottish / French lass, keep wearing BRIGHT clothes with all those Gun tooting frenchies about. I have a bright yellow southwester in the garage any use to you or your woofers? And YIPPEE, HOLAR HORAY, I have the pattern downloaded. THANKYOU.... look out for a lot of baby hedgehogs next spring. xxx Pat

SS - we must use the same fashion house - I too am the proud owner of a bright yellow sou'wester, with matching ensamble of trousers and jacket - well it rains a fair wee bit here and the new material trousers only lasted one winter, so I have reverted to the TRAWLERMAN look. He he, glad you got the pattern and look forward to seeing a huge batch of hedgies come the spring.
Jean in France - wearing tin hat tomorrow
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Thanks for putting the hedgehog pattern on the site, Jean - I adapted Jean Greenhowe's Mamas and babes pattern, but yours is much easier. I will be making more now! They are so cute.
I had a very poorly hedgehog in the garden this week which I took to the local Vet. - hopefully he saved him, but I may never know.
Pauline (Pandsy)

Why have we got such a soft spot of hedgehogs? With all their prickles, and their reputation for flees? Yet we still love em? I think it their little snouts. How about you?