One of my daughter in laws is very talented at putting together little displays. Those are deer droppings in the bowl : ) She included the reversible flannel pants I made and hung a hat from the antlers. All the ladies thought it was lovely.
I first made a tiny pair of socks out of a variegated skein I had in my stash. The pair didn't really match when I was done, but I knew once the hat was finished, it would make sense
Cute just the same. The pattern for the socks is from Churchmouse yarns. The hat worked up fairly quick
I found a bag of handmade buttons at a thrift store and knew they would come in handy sometime.
Then this flannel came into the shoppe where I work and oh I just had to have some! I made a pair of reversible pants using the Quick Change Trousers pattern by Anna Maria Horner. They turned out so cute and are so very soft. The hat was a perfect match which was kind of a fluke. Lastly I found a little pair of Camo boots. I'm not sure who loved it more.......Mom or Dad : )
The little knits are a perfect fit. Happy Gramma
There was music! My other little grandson loves to hear his daddy play guitar
there was food of course
excuse the plastic wrap |
..........and just one more of my daughter having a little snuggle.
It was a lovely day and we are truly blessed with these little boys
linking up with wool on Sunday's
Oh Carla....what a wonderful day. I love what you created. Those flannel pants look fabulous too.
ReplyDeleteThat little guy is so cute. Don't you wish you could keep him little like that?
It looks like you had a successful baby shower. And your new grandson is just adorable! How nice to have two little boys so close in age. It's going to be lots of fun at grandma's house!
ReplyDeleteCarla, congrats! How adorable, and what fun for your growing little family!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great shower. What cuties!
ReplyDeleteWho says socks have to match anyway.....they are cute. Your shower looks like oodles of fun and so many pretties to delight the eye. Your daughter-in-law's table looks very cool. Love those flannel pants of yours; that fabric is very hip and those camo boots....too, too cute!! Your grandson looks totally unaware of how adorable he looks...'sleeping just like a baby'....wearing his Gramma's very cool, woolly knits.
ReplyDeletewhat an adorable shower, for a sweet baby! I haven't seen a hunting themed shower before, the details are all terrific!
ReplyDeleteAdorable grandsons! You made some lovely gifts. Love the hat and sock set!
ReplyDeleteLove the décor. Presentation really makes a difference to anything, and you have decorated really well.
ReplyDeleteIt seems you had a wonderful day with your family and friends! Everything looked perfect! And the boys are absolutely adorable!
ReplyDeleteAdorable, both the babies and the decor.... And "S" definitely has the eye for decorating, perfect.
ReplyDeleteHope everyone had a great time, with lots of snuggles....
You found those cute buttons in a thrift store?!
ReplyDeleteI think the socks and hat are a winning combo. It is a shame his tiny feet and head will grow out of them so soon. :)
Such a lovely post, filled with your creativity, your family, and good times with babies and friends. I admire all your talents, and now it looks as if there are a few more I didn't know about! Loved reading about that special day--
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Your little knits are gorgeous and everything at the shower looks just perfect. You and your family are a great team - you should hire yourselves out for events! And, last but not least, your grandchildren are SO adorable. I see many knits and quilts in their futures :)
ReplyDeletePerfect knits looks so cute on your grandson the shower fabulous lovely family day
ReplyDeleteHow sweet!
ReplyDeleteOh, I adore all the little goodies you made... but the little one *in* the goodies?!? Too sweet for words!
ReplyDeleteHi Carla, I love your little grandson and his gifts you made him.
ReplyDeleteThe hat and socks especially. May I ask what yarn you used and what hat pattern
Keep up the great work I love to see what your upto.