FO – Which came first, egg or chicken?

which came firstAfter making Dodo’s, Elephant and Fish toys I want to do something different. For a friends newborn I made this little funny toy. It’s name is “Which came first” and it’s big like an ostrich egg. You can turn it inside out; whatever you like.

I love to make knitted or crocheted toys for babys. (Sometimes the daddies have even more fun to play with.) But making toys tend to be very fiddly and/or a lot of sewing. On the other hand you can use up some leftovers. And gauge is not important, but if you combine two different yarns, you should do it. Guess how I recognize that point. I’ve used for the egg a different yarn. I thought it was the same weight and started to knit with until I run out of yarn after doing 80% of the egg. Later I recognized the difference and started over with the egg.

By the end it’s always fun to see the result and I hope the newborn has fun with it too. My boyfriend thinks it looks funny but somehow it makes him confused. Are you confused too? How do you like it? I would love to hear what you think about it.

13 Responses

  1. Carol
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    That is clever, it looks a really fun toy. I can imagine a child (or adult) having a really good time with that!

    • donnarossa
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      Thank you. Yes, it’s so much fun :-)

  2. Beth
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    That is so cool! I love it!

    • donnarossa
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      It’s definitely something different.

  3. Tina
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    It looks sooooo cool, especially the picture with the feeds in the Air :-) The Baby has a lot of fun with it….

    • donnarossa
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      I love that one too :-)

  4. Knitrageous
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    I like it! It reminds me of those topsy/turvy dolls where you flip the skirt up and it’s someone else. Fun!!

  5. silvia rodriguez
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    is really awesome,creative,original,beautiful,fun and funny looking,puzzling etc. really great work and gift that should be saved for future memories.

    • donnarossa
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      Thank you. Yesterday I handed it over to the recipient and her family.

  6. septfondesetoiles
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    c’est génial!!!

    • donnarossa
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      merci beaucoup :-)

  7. CeltChick
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    It’s darling! and so clever! That’s one lucky baby.

    • donnarossa
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      Thanks. Indeed a cute pattern!

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