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Tit for [uterine] tat


by Nanc filed under knitting on February 17, 2009 11:13 AM

Catchy title, eh?

In trade for our healthy baby, my OB received a knitted uterus. Fair trade, right?



Okay, so we didn't barter for the bebeh, or even her quality. And I promise you, our doctor was well compensated for the prenatal care I received. But as a thank you for his care and concern, I did knit him a uterus. (Despite the fact that he did not deliver Evelyn, and was at the time on a cruise in the Caribbean.)

At first, I was thinking along the lines of a nice scarf or a coffee cup cozy to show my gratitude, but the more I met with my doctor and the more he laughed at my jokes (which really is cause for compensation on it's own), I came to believe that he would be tickled with a novelty uterus. And what better recipient than an OB to appreciate it.

The pattern is Womb from Knitty. I used Cascade 220 held double. The color is bubblegum pink; not exactly a realistic color, but if you could make your uterus any color...

and yeah, I'm ending the post on that thought

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Posted by: Ming on February 17, 2009 05:37 PM

Haha...the third photo makes me think of a decapitated Wendy's girl :)


Posted by: Cathie on February 23, 2009 10:16 AM

In the annals of unique gifts, this one has to be tops for the doc. Too funny, and so anatomically accurate--love it!


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