He is spot on!! Wow! Well done! Gonna try the pattern too (as soon as I have time, haha).

Looks nice and soft. They're fun to make!

The moose and lion are adorable! Good luck with your show!

I also love the monster you didn't create: what a cute dog you have!

I can't decide what I like better: the booties or your tattoo

It's scary!
I wouldn't sleep if that was in my room!
When I was about 13/14 I looooooved horror and now (i'm 26) I can't watch it anymore: don't have the nerves for it!

Sorry about your grandma.
I like the flowerbasket you made her. It looks cosy!

Thanks

It's now sitting chick-side-out in my livingroom.

Tips for the people who wanna try this too:
- choose your yarn wisely: it has to be flexible/soft to make turning easy.
- don't make the 'turning-hole' too small, or else turning it inside out is impossible.
- embroider the face / cracks before you're done crocheting. That way the loose ends will be inside. I did the cracks on the egg before I made the chicken and did the chicks 'face' through the holes where the wings would be.

I suddenly know what to get my bf for his birthday He loves Mario games.

It's one of life biggest questions: What came first? The chicken or the egg? (question #2 is of course 'why did the chicken cross the road?')
I decided to take a spin on that question and crocheted my own answer, which is: 'both!' 

Now, I made this as a test (didn't know if it would work), while watching tv. So the egg isn't exactly egg-shaped and maybe the chick's wings aren't the same size... but that doesn't matter: I answered one of life's biggest questions!

(and yes, that's me, and yes, the pics aren't that good )

#1: The chick


#2 Turning the chick into....


#3 An egg (or something like it)


#4 And this is what is looks like when you don't stuff the egg inside the chick or the chick inside the egg.


So, the turning thing worked out. Now I can make a better version... or just leave it at this and try something else!