But the result of the trip was that I found a cute use for leftover yarn. Following the instructions on this lovely lady's website, I made what I think is an incredibly precious baby shoe. As cute as it is, I think the shoe needs longer straps so I held off on making another one until I can find a baby to model this one for me. The shoe is about two and a half inches long; I'm having a hard time imagining how a human foot can fit into it.
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Monday, March 16, 2009
Saartje's Booties
Yesterday, a couple gals and I found ourselvese oohing and aahing over baby clothes in Bloomingdale's. No, we're not insane or pregnant. Someone had to send a gift to a friend.
But the result of the trip was that I found a cute use for leftover yarn. Following the instructions on this lovely lady's website, I made what I think is an incredibly precious baby shoe. As cute as it is, I think the shoe needs longer straps so I held off on making another one until I can find a baby to model this one for me. The shoe is about two and a half inches long; I'm having a hard time imagining how a human foot can fit into it.
But the result of the trip was that I found a cute use for leftover yarn. Following the instructions on this lovely lady's website, I made what I think is an incredibly precious baby shoe. As cute as it is, I think the shoe needs longer straps so I held off on making another one until I can find a baby to model this one for me. The shoe is about two and a half inches long; I'm having a hard time imagining how a human foot can fit into it.
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A friend is debating whether to have kids or not... I am going to send this picture to her, major awww!
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