My five y/o son and I agree that this is nifty! I do have a question tho. Is the pattern 3 dimensional, or is it just the front of the house and a yard? I ask because my son thought that it was a haunted house piggy bank, and that the chimney served as the slot for the money. I guess even if it isn't, it wouldn't be too difficult to turn into one. 

Too cute!

I logged into my account just so I could hit the "This rocks" button. Not only will I be following your mitten year cause I think it's a good idea, but you did do a pair of green 'pink flamingo' mittens. This so rocks!

So very cool! I can't wait til I'm better with a hook, and am able to come up with stuff like this. My boys would love this in their room. 

Very nice work! My five year old son and I are looking at the different toys that people have made, and he is really enjoying all the Adventure Time ones. He wants an Ice King and I kind of want a Marceline - haha 

Good job! My five year old saw this, and is now asking for an Ice King plushie. 

Thanks everyone! Glad to see people like them. Can't wait to show off some of the other things that my sons and I have made.

Thanks!! I'm working on a cowl, then another pair of these

I love to crochet, I love leg warmer's, and I have discovered that I love ravelry!
I found a cute and very simple leg warmer pattern on ravelry and decided to have a go at it.
Anyways here is a link to the pattern that I used (If I'm not supposed to post links to other site, I apologize)
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/alicia-legwarmers

I used a Red Heart multi-colored pastel yarn for these babies. Very comfy, works up quick and I get tons of compliments!!
Enjoy 

Oh, and Happy Holidays everyone

I love this!! Too bad it probably wouldn't fit over my dreadlocs. It's still neat tho