would make a lovely mothers day gift too if your at a loss as to what to get her... http://www.donnawilson.com/product.php?id_product=291 we have plenty in stock. printed on cotton 48cm x 80cm washable at 50 degrees.
But if you want to win one, please comment on what you think this squirrels name would be...
thanks- winner will be judged in 2 or 3 weeks.
Donna
ARTHUR I'm not really sure why - he just looks like an Arthur to me, Hope it is a he, otherwise she'd have to be a Martha!
ReplyDeleteNot sure if I have read about Cecil the Squirrel before, but it was the first name that popped into my head! Lovely as always, Dawn x
ReplyDeleteSylvester! x
ReplyDeleteArdilla - Spanish for squirrel. Perfect for such a exotic looking squirrel!
ReplyDeleteFor me it looks like a Samuel but if it is a she I would call her Irma! :-)
ReplyDeletei think he's a hector for sure! hector robinson mcgregor.
ReplyDeleteI think it's Woody, don't know why. It's the first name that came across.
ReplyDeleteLARS as there is certainly something scandinavian going on there with the jumper.Thanks for the chance to win your beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteHe looks like a Pjotr!
ReplyDeleteMaurice! Thats a Maurice if ever I saw one!
ReplyDeleteCyril! I think Cyril the squirrel is a good name :)
ReplyDeletesuch a lovely design, gorgeous! I think he's called Terence :)
ReplyDeleteI watched far too much catchphrase in my youth so due to this I think our friend should be called Mr Foxy Big Tail!x
ReplyDeleteI think his name is Theodore. He likes wearing oversized sweaters and never leaves the house without a combed tail. (You never know what needs to be dried during a trip, he says) Theodore is a very stylish squirrel and believes there's no better way to dry the dishes than using a nicely combed squirrel-tail.
ReplyDeleteFred, defenitely!
ReplyDeleteWaldo! I had lots of imaginary animals when I was little. There was a squirrel called Waldo Wiwier (wiwier is welsh for squirrel) My mum would tell all my friends and boyfriends when they came to the house about Waldo and how he liked to drink tea from the saucer. I think she'd like this tea towel - Waldo can finally come in useful for her! x
ReplyDeleteWell I think this is a Hip Hop squirrel and he is called Biggie Smalls ('cos he's small with a big tail of course!)
ReplyDeleteTail-or!Tail-or!Tail-or!
ReplyDeleteLouise for her, Rufus for him :)
ReplyDeleteI'd call him Roslin - which apparently means 'little Redhead' in Scottish Gaelic. Go Red! (mini-boo to Grey, partly because they keep eating my birdfood!)
ReplyDeleteHis name is Myrio!
ReplyDeleteWhimpie the whiper! (whipes the dishes with his tail ofcourse..)
ReplyDeleteMartha I'd say. It's a name that makes me think of practical household keeping... just what this little squirrel is helping you to do!
ReplyDeleteGirls look nice in blue too, so I think she is a Marjorie, like my dear Mum.
ReplyDeleteIt's a Bert. Look at his eyes, they're telling you. Not everybody might get his assistance in drying dishes, he's choosy. But if you have him, he's you're partner in crime eh... dishwashing.
ReplyDeleteGordon! :-)
ReplyDeleteEarl the Squirrel
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm sure its Frederick...:) He looks just like the sweet fellow who visit outside my window...
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She looks like a Barbara to me!
ReplyDeleteHis name is Freddy. He loves the smell of clean clothes and other clean stuff. He likes to keep warm in his lovely blue and, of course clean, sweater. So when there's something that's been washed, needs to get dry...he runs like a squirrel to get it dry!
ReplyDeleteSebastian Seymour Squirrel the third.
ReplyDeleteyou have won a use my tail tea towel! congratulations!.
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I think his name is Jerome.
ReplyDeleteHe is Pim. Maybe because I love squirrels but also dutch names :)
ReplyDeleteI think he suits the name Wilbur. He's certainly a cutie!
ReplyDeletewesley the wonderful dish washing squirrel.
ReplyDeleteReginald! the only name fit for a squirel so fine!
ReplyDeletex
Rowan!
ReplyDeleteRowan is a cheeky fellow with a sweet tooth!
I'd call him "Frechdachs", which means cheeky monkey.
ReplyDeleteMaja x
He's definitely an Amos!
ReplyDeleteStanley without a doubt!x
ReplyDeleteOlli Orava. Orava is Finnish for squirrel.
ReplyDeleteShe has the same mischievous look in her lovely blue eyes as my 2 yr old daughter Tabitha, so her name must be Tabitha!
ReplyDeleteAmos!
ReplyDeleteCoco the squirrel :)
ReplyDeleteI don't know why, but this is the first name I came up with!
Squish Squash Dishwash Squirrel
ReplyDeletetry pronouncing that one three times ;)
Aw, cute. I think her name is Ginger ;)
ReplyDeleteHe's a Seamus, definitely, but then I call all squirrels Seamus.
ReplyDeletealowishus, friend to the dishes!
ReplyDeleteNils.
ReplyDeleteTim the Tail Squirrel
ReplyDeleteSquiffy the Squirel all the way! - Hils
ReplyDeleteSalvador the squirrel! ChrisS
ReplyDeleteSid - likes washing up, collecting things and combing his tail! VivL
ReplyDeleteSpeedy the squirrel or simply Sydney, I can't choose. He looks like he's about the whip off the tea towel after a particularly whiffy nut for his own lunch!! Paul
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He's definitely a Vincent! Yes Vincent must be it! :-)
ReplyDeleteJust asked my 2 year old - she said it's name is 'Pyjamas'!
ReplyDeleteRusty!
ReplyDeleteI have a strong feeling the squirrel is a lady and because her blue sweater has traditional Icelandic pattern knitted around the neck that's probably where here ancestors lived.
ReplyDeleteBjörk, who is an Icelander, sang a lovely ballad about Isobel...
I think Isobel makes a nice name for the blue eyed Squirrel.
Karo
It must be a "Taily Tommy" towel....
ReplyDeleteI think he's called Otto.
ReplyDeleteMertle suits her i think. x
ReplyDeleteHarold, the squirrel!
ReplyDeleteRory the Red Squirrel if he's a he.
ReplyDeleteBut i think she's a she... Martha or Matilda.
Super cute!
x
There's something a little Inspector Clouseau-ish about the eyes, so I'd name him Sellers :) I'm sure he's very good at detecting where the wet dishes are. Shaz x
ReplyDeleteIsaac:)
ReplyDeleteHe's definitely a MORTIMER. x
ReplyDeleteIt's Goubie.
ReplyDeleteEric Squirrel. He likes wearing fair isle knit jumpers and stashing his peanuts away in his tail. :)
ReplyDeleteSigmund, as he looks all knowing.
ReplyDeletei think it's a jacques :) a great french cook, who doesn't mind doing the dishes afterwards. the perfect squirrel!
ReplyDeleteas he's so orange and clearly in a winter mood, why not name him Friso, after the Dutch prince who recently got in an avalache while skiing and has been in a coma since - with not much hope at recovery? (see: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-17154743).
ReplyDeleteHis name is Bjorn! He looks very Nordic and perhaps an Abba fan?!
ReplyDeleteNUTSY fits him like a glove !!!
ReplyDeleteIt's Mr Alan Morgan . He used to be a PE teacher. X
ReplyDeleteelsie sisi se llama.
ReplyDeleteI think her name must be: Suzie the Squirrel. Sounds like a really good housemaid ;-)! X Susan from the Netherlands
ReplyDeleteRadish (redish, bushy)
ReplyDeleteSid
ReplyDeleteTom! And he is veeery welcome in my kitchen :)
ReplyDeleteSeymour
ReplyDeletedesmond
ReplyDeletecamila lucila se llama!!espero que el nombre me de suerte!!!
ReplyDeletekiki is you name
ReplyDeleteI think he looks like a Fred!
ReplyDeleteCan I call him Freddie? (I like calling things/animals Freddie because it reminds me of My Fair Lady => Freddie Eynsford-Hill)
ReplyDeleteAhh! I Norway I believe he would be called 'Egil' :)
ReplyDeleteClaude :)
ReplyDeleteThankyou so much for my lovely teatowel. You've made my day :)
ReplyDeleteMr. Squirrel is the name he goes by and he does the drying up while Mrs. Squirrel does the washing up, (that`s the way it is in our family anyway).
ReplyDeletejeannette (alias mrs.squirrel)