As for Jenny, she had not been ironed, and probably won't be for a while. I've done a bit more, and am dreading the border. Hopefully I can get past my anxiety and keep plugging on.
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Friday, March 25, 2011
New little Project
A friend of the family just had her first baby boy at 29 weeks. He is doing well at 2 pounds 4 ounces. I have crochet the little one a tiny hat and matching booties. We will be sending the family a care package this weekend. I know this time is a little scary for them, but I think they are doing well.
As for Jenny, she had not been ironed, and probably won't be for a while. I've done a bit more, and am dreading the border. Hopefully I can get past my anxiety and keep plugging on.
Thanks for stopping by,
As for Jenny, she had not been ironed, and probably won't be for a while. I've done a bit more, and am dreading the border. Hopefully I can get past my anxiety and keep plugging on.Thanks for stopping by,
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9 comments:
Jenny is looking great, but what have I missed? Why are you worried about the border?
Praying that the mom and new baby continue to do well and I love the little hat and bootees.
hugs,
babs
Wow 29 weeks! Babies are little fighters. I think the little hat you made is gorgeous. Keep up with the JB. It is lovely. x
Have no fear and just stitch that border! It is looking beautiful...
How cute! I can only imagine how small that set is ;o)
Great job on JB. You can do it!
You're obviously an excellent stitcher-so the border will be fine!--continue onward! Prayers for the wee little one and his family! They can be fighters-especially with lots of love and prayers!
Love your Jenny sampler. It's going to be beautiful. I really like the colors. And your crocheting is adorable. Love the hats and booties. Happy Spring.
What a lovely heart-felt gift for you to make. I'll remember the little sweetie in my prayers. Jenny would be proud - she's looking good!! :)
What a cute little set -- that baby'll be growing out of them in no time :D
I adore your sampler! I will have to keep that pattern in mind for a project for myself.
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