A New Hampshire Knitter

My wheel finally made it here a few days ago.  Isn't she pretty?

Mistakes. We've all made them. Misread patterns. Missed the crucial words, "at the same time." We've all been there. Recently, I got back into my toy making kick. I tried to make Rebecca Danger's Hugo pattern for my mother's birthday. This is how Hugo is supposed to look: However, through my own silliness, I failed to make the head decreases on the sides, so instead of the nice, symetrical body, I got this: He sat in the corner of my room for awhile, while I figured out what to do with him. I didn't want to frog him, yet I didn't feel as if I could give it away as a gift. It wasn't worthy. I knew I could do better than that. But, as the days went by, I began to appreciate the warpedness of the head. After thinking about it some more, I decided to play on the flaws. I put the arms on slightly crooked, same with the mouth. Instead of using black safety eyes as is customary, I glued on googley eyes- also slightly crooked. The result?