Noah -- December 2007 - January 2008
What's better than one baby elephant?
This is Noah (slightly arbitrarily named, but I didn't want to have two Elijahs). Neither photo shows the colour properly but he's kind of mint-green, and could probably have been so all over but I was wary of running out of yarn so used some scraps left over from elephant #1 and gave him blue feet. I think it works, don't you?

Elijah was transported to Essex and given to his new owner at the weekend, and Noah was put in the post today and despatched to Vietnam where a friend of mine has some contacts in an orphanage and a children's hospice. I quite like the fact that they've gone to such wholly different countries, but that the children on both sides still like toys to cuddle at night. I hope that this little guy brings a little cheer to someone who deserves it.
Details: As before, Elijah by Ysolda, knitted in RYC Cashsoft Baby DK on 3mm bamboo double-pointed needles.





6 Comments:
Awww. Double the cuteness! That was a lovely idea to send Noah to Vietnam - not to mention very self-sacrificing! :-)
I know you were worried about running out of yarn, but the different color feet are even cuter than the original.
And you're lovely for sending him off to Viet Nam...that's a lucky child who ends up with Noah.
The blue feet are adorable :) How wonerful that you gifted him to a child in Vietnam, so sweet.
they are both beautiful and they both have very lucky owners now (or soon) x and i found the hat you knitted me cushioning some vinyl this week x but i can't come to the pictures on wednesday because i'm going to see cirque de soleil x
(i think the blue feet really work - it's the kind of detail that will imprint itself deep in the mind of some future vietnamese adult)
He's just arrived here in Ho Chi Minh City, and as adorable as he is in pictures, he's a thousand times more wonderful in person.
Thank you!
Oh wow, cute! Thanks for linking to Ysolde, new patterns are always appreciated! :o)
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