Zombie Kitty Rises!!!

As a nod to my recent addiction to knitting small creatures, I found an amazingly cute pattern for a Zombie Kitty on Etsy.com.  Cheesombie.Etsy.com is a delightful little place where you can find everything from Slugs, to Birds, to, well, Zombie Kitties!  I had a bit of yarn left over from a scarf I knit myself a while back from some yarn that I bought from rpmfiberworks over at rpmfiberworks.etsy.com.  I'm kind of an Etsy-oholic. 
Anywho, so I had my yarn, and I had my pattern, and I was ready to go.  I read over the pattern and everything was looking good, until I saw words like 'crochet' and 'chain 3.' PANIC!  I had only used hooks for fixing my knitting errors.  I'd never actually tried to make something with them!  Through some quick googling and youtubing, I found several videos that saved me.  I have found that if I don't understand the directions, especially with something that I am completely clueless about, I need pictures.  Pictures that move and talk to me are my favorite.  Using my new knowledge, I was able to quickly knit/crochet up a little Un-Dead Kitty.  Some of the body parts might not be that pretty, but I figured, it's a Zombie Kitty, it should be a little raggedy, right?  I'm glad you agree with me.
As my co-worker, who was peering over my shoulder when I purchased the pattern, immediately claimed dibs on her own Zombie Kitty, she was the first to get one.  My mom placed her order the second I told her about it, because Mayhem (the monster I knit her that she loves and doesn't throw across the room) "needs a friend."  My co-worker loves Ralph.