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Thank you for joining me here. My name is Nicole Spring AKA wife, Waldorf homeschooling Mama to four sweet little ones, homemaker of the radical kind, knitter, cook, seamstress, student of life as well as my children, crafter, girl of all trades... and always with a camera in hand to document our days so we may look back at these glorious yet exhausting times.
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14 comments:
Hello!
What a beautiful outfit!
I have been reading your blog all morning... thankyou for sharing, so wonderful!
SO cute!! I just got a kit that will supposedly teach me to knit... I hope it works!!
Those are so adorable!
Hi,
I first saw your pictures on the MDC and they are beautiful. What a wonderful outfit you created for your little one. A job well done.
Best wishes
Wow! I love love love it! Nice work!
Kim
also ... What is the pattern for the lovely cap?
Kim
Wow! What a lovely outfit and what a lucky daughter! I only hope I can create things as gorgeous when I (finally) learn to knit.
Absolutely gorgeous, Nicole! Can you PLEASE come out here and teach me how to knit as lovely as you do :) ????
Absolutely gorgeous! I'm not sure what impresses me more, how lovely the outfit and snowmen are, or that a mom with young children can actually find time to knit! What an heirloom!
Oh wow everyone! Thank you so very much for your kind words!! I am not very confident in my knitting still. I have only been knitting 2 1/2 years now so i still consider myself brand new :)
Kimberley the pattern is here: http://cadilily.blogspot.com/2008/05/baby-cap.html
hth!!
Marina- I wish we lived closer so I could teach you! I have a feeling we could spend hours talking and knitting ;)
Kimara- tee hee. I am very lucky to have kiddos that need to go to bed at 7 each night. Thats the only way I can get in my knitting!!
again thank you everyone!!! <3
So beautiful!!
Those are wonderful - if you don't mind sharing, where did you find the snowman pattern?
Thank you for your blog - I've enjoyed reading for a few months now!
Elizabeth, thank you! I am glad you are enjoying! That is so sweet of you to let me know.
The pattern is from 'living Crafts' magazine the Winter 2009 issue.
Thank you - one of my friends told me about that magazine, now I just may have to justify the subscription cost (under our homeschooling budget, of course!)
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