Apple of My Eye
Apple of My Eye
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Some words stay with you long after the person who spoke them is gone. For me it was four simple ones — apple of my eye — said with so much love and warmth by my late grandmother that to this day they still wrap around my heart like the sweetest hug. She had a way of makin' you feel like the most important person in the whole entire world with just those four little words, and it was her memory and that love she so freely gave that brought Apple of My Eye into The Otter Half family. This one is for her — always.
Meet Apple of My Eye — a handcrafted crochet apple stitched in bright classic red with the sweetest little face you ever did see, sittin' pretty and full of all the warmth and charm of a crisp autumn afternoon. She is the kind of piece that finds her spot on your shelf or your countertop and just belongs there, bringin' a little bit of fall magic and a whole lot of heart to every corner she graces.
Whether you're addin' her to your own fall collection or giftin' her to somebody who holds a special place in your heart, Apple of My Eye is a little reminder that the people who love us most never really leave — they just find new ways to show up right when we need them most.
Materials
Materials
Yarn: Acrylic
Filling: Polyester
A Friendly Heads-Up
A Friendly Heads-Up
While our crochet cuties are made to bring smiles, they do need a little lookin’ after:
- Keep ’em away from heat—acrylic yarn doesn’t take kindly to high temperatures.
- Any small parts, like safety eyes or buttons, can be a choking hazard for little ones.
- These pieces are meant for gentle use and display, not heavy tug-o’-war or rough play.
Treat ’em with care, and they’ll stay sweet for years to come.
A Little TLC
A Little TLC
Your crochet goodies are handmade with heart, and a bit of gentle care will keep ’em lookin’ their best:
- Give ’em a cold-water wash when needed
- Let ’em air dry flat (heat can be mighty unkind to acrylic yarn)
- Keep ’em away from flames or hot spots
Treat ’em kindly, and they’ll bring joy for many seasons to come.
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