~The Knit Wit Booger.
Well heck, I’ve shared the blankets I made for friends, but not my own daughter! We were blessed with our second child 12/26/11 and here is her blanket (inadvertently, the largest baby blanket I’ve made to date!)
Unfortunately, I no longer have the pattern I followed but it was a freebie out there on the net.
My very dear friends are expecting their first child within the next few weeks. It’s a boy and they’re naming him Chance. His bedroom is a beautiful ocean scene and I created the following to welcome him to his wonderful family.
As usual, I’m a terrible blogger and forgot to take any nice pictures of final projects before packing them up and shipping them out… maybe if I ask nicely, Chance’s parents will take a photo or two for me with them in his gorgeous nursery. Fortunately, I have a quick cell phone shot of each gift I took as I worked on or completed each piece.
First, is his ocean waves blanket:
I followed this pattern, but left off the fringe as I felt it would be a bit hazardous for an infant.
Then, a lovely stuffed star fish:
I followed this pattern, but left off the face as to minimize any choking hazards.
A cutie patootie octopus:
Again, I left the eyes off this pattern as well.
Finally a big soft whale:
To give you an idea of scale, my laptop is 17 inches. I worked this from this pattern, using the notes on this blog to decipher it, as its in Japanese.
All of these were so much fun to make and Celeste has requested one of each for herself, I think I’ll just have to get cracking on them for her ![]()
- The Knit Wit Boobie
I made this almost a year ago and I’m finally getting around to sharing. I’m a terrible blogger!
The color scheme for Ella’s room is brown and pink and her blanket started out in panels like this: ![]()
I felt no love for this pattern and ended up putting it on the back burner for months at a time until I rethought the whole thing and started over focusing much more on the pink and a more exciting pattern.
In the end, I made this blanket in three days and adored it:
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I admit to a fondness for this pattern, these colors, and these adorable little flowers ![]()
- The Knit Wit Boobie
This was made upon the request of a friend to gift to someone else… I had a difficulty finding a way to get the colors to meld well into the kind of blanket I’m used to making. Enter this.
- The Knit Wit Boobie
Two best friends' journey teaching themselves and each other the various intricacies of needle crafts; most recently knitting and crochet. Posts focus on pictures and patterns of current and completed projects.