These duck feet baby socks from Jeny Staiman over on Knitty.com are fantastically fun and whimsical. I love that they can serve the function of keeping baby’s feet warm while adding so much character and charm. [via Drew-O-Rama]
Doe-c-Doe has been sharing gifts she made for a recent baby shower this week on her blog, and I’m loving the projects. Forget about the baby, I want a set of these adorable embroidered pillows she made, using vintage coloring book pages, for myself! I used images from a vintage coloring book, scanned them, re-drew […]
Yarnabees adapted Lion Brand’s owl bib pattern to make her own penguin bib version. It reminds me of our doe-eyed fuzzy panda amigurumi crochet along.
How adorable is this fleece baby Princess Leia hat? Cheryl of Sew Can Do made this “hairdo hat” for her daughter to wear to a Star Wars birthday party. She doesn’t have a tutorial, but the inspiration and photographs are a great starting point for anyone wanting to give it a go. Related: Princess Leia […]
Instructables user Mickiswing shares her technique for creating a fluffy big hooded baby towel, which she suggests makes a great baby shower gift! I like these so much better than most store bought baby towels. They’re cheaper to make, averaging around $10 per towel, and they’re much bigger, thicker and softer. My almost six year […]
Vickie Howell shares a pattern for knitting this fun toddler hat inspired by Yo Gabba Gabba’s DJ Lance’s hat.
When my niece was born, I learned from my sister and brother in-law that babies’ eyes first can see high-contrast images before they’re able to distinguish colors easily. To stimulate their baby’s brain, they used iron-on transfers to add bold contrasting patterns to the insides of her crib bumpers, but this how-to for a high-contrast […]
