Hats...I have done two now using Ginny's pattern, one of them for my Goddaughter, born yesterday, and another for an older girl-baby. Now I am working on a rolled-brim hat for Gabriel. I have about one eighth of a pair of fingerless gloves on the needles as well, and plans to start my first Milo for Gemma.
Una and I have been enjoying these Christmas-in-other-countries books we got at a thrift shop for 25 cents apiece. They are full of traditions, recipes and crafts. I am still reading The Mostly True Adventures of Homer P. Figg to the kids, but I am getting our Advent reading basket together now, so we will have other things to read.
Dear Nadja,
ReplyDeleteLovely as usual.
Finally started my own this week
God Bless
Gae
I love the delicate pink hat so much, very lovely. All your projects are beautiful and I bet those books are full new traidtions I would love learning about, a real treasure!
ReplyDeleteOh I just marvel at what you ladies are capable of creating. I am thinking that it would be a peaceful hobby to start in Jan. Great job and the books sound so interesting. My children would really enjoy those!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hats, I love the striped one!
ReplyDeleteI might have missed this somewhere this week, but did you get a new camera? :) Lovely picture, lovely post, as per usual.
ReplyDeleteHow darling and tiny! Those Christmas books are such a great find.
ReplyDeleteNo new camera yet--not in the budget right now. I can take a decent shot, but it is a crapshoot--pun intended--as I cant see what I'm shooting because it looks fuzzy in the viewfinder. I take a lot of pictures on the auto setting and hope for the best...!
ReplyDeleteThat hat is going to be so pretty. Congrats on your Goddaughter! I am so jealous, I have no grandchildren. I think I ought to start advertising more among my friends... :)
ReplyDeleteGosh, I barely have time to visit anymore, and somehow I missed this post! I love the pink! Your pictures still look great despite camera problems. Have a good evening! +JMJ+
ReplyDeleteI love those stripes and am envious of those Christmas books! They would be so neat to look through.
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