Wednesday, June 4, 2008

Baby Knits

Here's a little package I put together for my fabulous friends Katie and Chris O...well really it's mostly for their little bundle on the way, baby Claire. But I did include this beautiful book for Katie. Do you ever get tempted to read a book that you are buying for someone before you give it to them? Yeah, I felt that way with this book.
Katie took these pics when the package arrived. The hat and sweater I knit with some beautiful buttery yellow Malabrigo (mmm...Malabrigo). And I have to say this is probably my favorite hat pattern for wee ones. I've made it three times now and it's so cute and fun to knit. Cables always make things fancy. And the sweater, well, I'll definitely be knitting it again. Also super cute, easy, and fun to knit. A winning combo.
I'm slightly addicted to knitting baby items because they knit up so fast and they are so freaking adorable.In other news, I've been volunteering at the Bellingham Birth Center
for a few weeks now mostly sorting files, putting together folders, etc. But today...today I got to unpack a freezer full of frozen placentas and I was so excited! It was the highlight of my day! That might sound strange, but I am so excited to be a midwife someday.

6 comments:

anna said...

i love the yellow! it's so pretty, and perfect for a baby! frozen placentas? sounds.. interesting. :D

-anna

katieoz said...

your handiworks are dreamy! claire will glow in her winter-wear!

toveb said...

Lovely! I'm making that sweater in burnt orange. :-)

Morag said...

Shoot me an e-mail and I'll add you to my list. I am seriously impressed with your mad knitting skillz dear-heart.
mlwaleshall@gmail.com
Say hi to Catriona for me... She's one cool cat. :)

jessicrum said...

Cute baby knits! They look so squishy and cuddly...

Eryn said...

Thanks for the note...I've been wondering how you are! Glad you're still alive. :) And, Thanks for saying you don't think I'm nutty....If my friends think I'm nuts, they should meet you! wink wink.

I'm reading "In Defense of Food" right now...pretty interesting stuff! And I just go that grain book you recommended, from the Library, and there is so many yuummy looking recipes that I can't wait to try! Thanks for the tip!