Well, if you do, my pattern is finally available.
After much pondering, I have decided to sell it via etsy, who are all set up for digital downloads. The pattern includes two styles of roost – a house and a pouch – and two options for material – twine and wool – the latter is worked up and then felted to make a snug shelter.
Just click here to buy your copy.
The Snail of Happiness 
katechiconi
/ January 8, 2017If only I could crochet, I’d give Mrs Sunbird something to think about!
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paintdigi
/ January 8, 2017Happy 2017
Good posts. Beautiful blog. Congratulations.
Welcome to see my creations on: paintdigi.com
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MrsCraft
/ January 8, 2017What a gorgeous idea! 😊
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The Snail of Happiness
/ January 8, 2017thank you
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davidprosser
/ January 9, 2017Stylish living in the good part of town.
xxx Huge Hugs xxx
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The Snail of Happiness
/ January 9, 2017hello David… hope you are well and enjoyed the festive season… I seem to be a little out of touch
xxx hugs xxx
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unionhomestead
/ January 9, 2017Cute!
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The Snail of Happiness
/ January 9, 2017thank you… I’m so glad to have finally got the pattern done, it’s taken me about 2 years!
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Born To Organize
/ January 9, 2017Charming! I have a few questions after popping over to your Etsy shop. I have remedial crochet skills. I can crochet a chain. Mom taught us how to knit, but I’ve never accomplished more than a blanket with a simple pattern. I would love to make one of these. Since the project is small, do you think this could be a starting project for a novice like me or is it far more advanced?
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The Snail of Happiness
/ January 9, 2017You need to be able to chain and do a slip stitch, a double crochet and a treble crochet (I use UK terms, so that’s US single crochet and double crochet). It doesn’t have any complicated stitches to master, but there is a little shaping. It’s not the first project I’d suggest to a complete beginner, but it might be the second!
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Born To Organize
/ January 10, 2017Thank you for all the details. I’ll ponder this, while searching my local craft shop for some practice yarn and a starter project. I’m kind of excited.
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ilovemycreativespirit
/ January 20, 2017Love it!
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The Snail of Happiness
/ January 20, 2017Thank you!
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HomemadeGeek
/ February 10, 2017These are a brilliant idea especially for nature lovers like myself and my fiancé 🙂
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bodhilifecreations
/ February 18, 2017Such an awesome idea!!
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The Snail of Happiness
/ February 18, 2017Thank you!
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