Like every time a baby will be born around me, I can not help it knit or crochet a blanket. This time, I set my heart on one of my own creations jeff banks (the kind of thing that never happens to me as much as I can make several times the creations of others, so I would not give them my own), the coverage wave from the book I wrote with Strawberry Me (hook my baby accessories, clothing and decorations for the little bits).
I used the wire of Chives Bergère de France, nice crochet jeff banks and very convenient as it passes the washing machine (for information, if you decide to make a blanket for a baby, choose a wire that goes to the machine because otherwise, it's hell for the parents and they will not use the book on which you spent a lot of time, it would be a shame).
If you buy this book interests you, know that I have copies I sell autographed (or not) so feel free to email me for details.
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Yes very beautiful your coverage ... perfect for a birth in fine weather:-) easy maintenance wire and touch the gods are indeed indispensable;-) As for the dimensions jeff banks ... Hum ... how to say ... you already know yourself ^^
And yes I also think that this is a perfect gift for parents, with good warm jackets for winter babies! (But you already know that I love and I do ^^)
I do the same thing for almost all births around me. For me it is always knitted, I have not yet dared to go into a book as big hook! I also always changed cover model so far, and I do not particularly want to do another book already. I'm like you I like to change every time!
And then sometimes I also make jackets and shoes birth, but as it is a very small I do not dare do it every time: some babies are too large at birth for wear, c is a pity!
March 31, 2014 at 19:10
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