Rare White Elephant: The Herd Grows

In stark contrast to my sewing overload, I've been suffering from knitting ennui lately. It's too warm to wear hand knit socks, and so I don't feel like knitting any. Plus, I have a mountain of gifts to get working on, but haven't picked out yarn yet. So, while I was trying to decide what to work on next, I added to my little elephant herd.

White elephants are rare in nature.

I haven't decided on a name for her yet. The other herd members are named for their colorways - Mingo (flamingo) and Daffy (daffodil) - but somehow "Ecru" doesn't feel like a good name.

There's not much to tell since this is my third time with the Elfante pattern. (First ones posted here.) My only change was that I gave her a cute little pink tummy.

Apparently, when I am away, the elephants like to play in and around/guard my sewing machines and notions. 

I must confess: it's fun to come home to find my knit toys hiding, peeking out from a corner or in a funny configuration.

They are cute, curious creatures.

But when someone does wrong by me, they get feisty and protective. Then their trample side comes out. 

Elephants in a row.

Anyone have a suggestion for a name for this little girl?  Let me know.

Oh and here is my list of knitting projects, none of which are even cast-on yet:

• Cow playmate for DragonHippo (pattern purchased)
• Baby Blanket and coordinating stuffie for my nephew-to-be
• Baby gift for a good friend who is expecting a girl
• Knee high Tardis socks as a bday gift for my sister (how awesome does that sound?)
• A sweater for your's truly