
(ignore the white dot on his back - I scanned this photo from my scrapbook)
The handle on this guy is concealed, yes, but there is enough give in the fabric to use the cozy itself as a hot-pad when picking up the teapot. The head, which is a modified mitten puppet, lifts up to reveal the spout, allowing you to pour the tea without removing the cozy - for maximum heat preservation, of course. On the chance that you have one of those evil teapots that drips, this little dragon is 100% cotton, and fully machine washable. Hee hee!
Here's one of George with his new friend - helps give some idea of the scale:
Here's one of George with his new friend - helps give some idea of the scale:

That reminds me... I should really email George to see how this dragon is doing...
1 comment:
hi
That is the cutest dragon i have seen in a long time. I found you through SP6, I to am in Ottawa and I was wondeing if you know of any knititng groups that meet in the city? I just moved back after 18 months away and my kniiting habit has become an addiction.... happy knitting and have a good week.
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