(This should have been posted last week! Silly phone.)
This week has been a week of allsorts.
Weather wise we have had everything; cold, wet, windy, sleet, snow and sunshine. Just wish it would snow to get it over with and start on spring already.
At home, I've cleared a bit, moved a lot, rearranged a lot, yet it never looks tidy. I made mini chocolate fudge cakes for the first time, and they were delicious, even Lyle said so.
I'm waiting on a friend coming to take my tumble dryer. I have used this around 10 times in 6 years. I had to un-wire it, pull cable through worktop, pull and haul and pull a lot more as the back "legs" were stuck between where my black flooring ended and some scrap flooring as we didn't have enough to make a great finish. But no one sees under the appliances do doesn't matter. I rewired the plug and I am proud of myself. First time and all is good :)
I have been busy finishing the baby wavy blanket. It just now needs a border and to tie in all the lose ends.
It is currently 75cm long and will end up costing around £30 for the wool.
My manager asked me to make her girl something for her birthday in just over a weeks time. I'm thinking some cakes for her dollies tea parties. I have a load of wool here to be used up, so I am not charging, but hopefully they might generate a little interest.
Aiming to live a more happier, basic, frugalistic life. Big aims: - Mortgage free in 10 years time, by 2022. Little aims: - 10pm Bedtime Club.
Showing posts with label Baby. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Baby. Show all posts
Monday, 10 February 2014
Saturday, 1 January 2011
Baby Slippers
Baby Blankets
Some Pictures of different baby blankets i have done.
This one is cream and lilac, think it was my first attempt at a granny square blanket
This blanket i made as part of my sons nursery 'world around us' thingy, they send them all off to an orphanage in romania at end of Jan.
Took me 2 weeks, i get bored very easily, so gave up rather quickly... the wool was donated to the nursery
I am rather please with the way it turned out, and i only had to buy 1 more navy wool to get it to that size.
I love this blanket, although the pictures are not of it completed. i added on little pink bows about 5 rows up, so it could be folded over or out flat and would have them as a nice border.
The blanket looks small, but it stretches out and is made to fit a car seat - the recipiant said it fits perfect in their pram
This one is cream and lilac, think it was my first attempt at a granny square blanket
This blanket i made as part of my sons nursery 'world around us' thingy, they send them all off to an orphanage in romania at end of Jan.
Took me 2 weeks, i get bored very easily, so gave up rather quickly... the wool was donated to the nursery
I am rather please with the way it turned out, and i only had to buy 1 more navy wool to get it to that size.
I love this blanket, although the pictures are not of it completed. i added on little pink bows about 5 rows up, so it could be folded over or out flat and would have them as a nice border.
The blanket looks small, but it stretches out and is made to fit a car seat - the recipiant said it fits perfect in their pram
Baby Booties
My First ever pair of baby booties made, got the pattern from a knitting mag extra, cant find it now to give the details unfortunately, or to make some more!
I do find these very cute
I used a baby wool which has a sparkle going through the wool so the booties look nice and 'glittery'
made a pair of baby high tops, but missed 3 rows that would make them taller (do'h)
I do find these very cute
I used a baby wool which has a sparkle going through the wool so the booties look nice and 'glittery'
made a pair of baby high tops, but missed 3 rows that would make them taller (do'h)
Baby Blocks
i stuff with toy stuffing and in some i added a few small bells so they made a noise when the baby shakes them.
They can go in the washing machine, and so far, no one has said that they come apart.
make a great wee christening present.
and relitively quick to make (for me, a few hours spread over a week and 1 was done)
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