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Sophie

by ysoldateague February 04, 2008

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The pattern for Sophie aka Pink Bunny is now available in the shop.

Thank you to everyone who suggested names for her. I ended up giving the original to my cousin’s baby, and continued the trend I began with Elijah by naming the pattern after her.

I love this photo of me and the adorable bunny’s namesake.

This means that nobody won the contest but that sucks, so I randomly selected 5 comments and I’ve emailed a free copy of the pattern to Eva, Diane Southwick, Tijm, Amyand Emily. Check your inboxes

My head is stuffed full of strange associations, but this is why stuffed rabbits must be pink.

I think Sophie makes a wonderful companion for Elijah and I can’t wait to make them some more friends. So much fun!

ysoldateague

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