Random ramblings from the cluttered brain of a Brit ex-pat North Devonian trying to keep cool in the steamy summers and warm in the frosty winters of The Great White North.
How adorable these are. I have a little pattern for baby shoes to knit. It's the next on my list, after I finish the bunny I'm knitting right now. I have a new baby coming into my life, not my own of course, but to be born to a friend of mine.
and bless his wooly boots! They are lovely! I love the blue ones... I must admit that during the colder nights I have been known to wear something similar myslef although not as nice as those! (I drop more loops than I keep on the needles! I wonder where they go until I see the big holes and then I realise... it's not where they, it's where they don't go!)
It's a cold day here in the U.K. Do you by any chance have any size eights knitted? Perhaps a beige colour would be suitable, this would blend in with the pavement as I go shopping. People would not then notice my different than usual footwear.
Lucky little Callum:) I can see him admiring his toes in those blue socks... It's easy to see he already has his Granny completley in thrall. Lucky Granny too:) I've had a good time catching up on your most recent posts..love the old tree returning to dust..
....... for Callum, bless his cotton socks.
Awww...these are so cute. I'll bet he will look like a million buck in those.
ReplyDeleteOh how cute! Those will surely keep his little feet nice and warm.
ReplyDeleteLot's of detail in such a small space! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOoh! So sweet. He should look very smart in these.
ReplyDeleteWhat is it about baby things that immediately makes us say "Awwww?" Very nicely done. :)
ReplyDeleteHow adorable these are. I have a little pattern for baby shoes to knit. It's the next on my list, after I finish the bunny I'm knitting right now. I have a new baby coming into my life, not my own of course, but to be born to a friend of mine.
ReplyDeleteand bless his wooly boots! They are lovely! I love the blue ones... I must admit that during the colder nights I have been known to wear something similar myslef although not as nice as those! (I drop more loops than I keep on the needles! I wonder where they go until I see the big holes and then I realise... it's not where they, it's where they don't go!)
ReplyDeleteIt's a cold day here in the U.K. Do you by any chance have any size eights knitted? Perhaps a beige colour would be suitable, this would blend in with the pavement as I go shopping. People would not then notice my different than usual footwear.
ReplyDeleteOh these are so adorable!
ReplyDeleteHow nice! I'm sure his parents will keep them somewhere and let him find them again when he is 25 or 50 or 75 or...
ReplyDeleteToo cute! There is nothing like Grandma's
ReplyDeleteWow! Well done, they look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteLucky little Callum:) I can see him admiring his toes in those blue socks... It's easy to see he already has his Granny completley in thrall. Lucky Granny too:)
ReplyDeleteI've had a good time catching up on your most recent posts..love the old tree returning to dust..
Awww, what a lovely Nan you are..!
ReplyDeleteStunning ... is the pattern on line by any chance.
ReplyDeleteThose will keep his piggies nice and warm! Go Granny!
ReplyDeleteah sweet, those came out beautifully!
ReplyDeleteOMG, Ex-S. You are something else!!!! How adorable.
ReplyDeletehow cute, my mom used to knit baby stuff all the time too.
ReplyDeletei see those flying in my mind's eye as Callum kicks his feet and then learns to pull them off. what great fun for Callum! Very handsome indeed.
ReplyDeleteOh! Soooo lovely!
ReplyDeleteHow cute!! I love those booties.
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