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Wednesday, July 6, 2011

Alabama Baby Boy's Clothing Begun


Actually, as usual for me, deciding what he will wear, what it will look like, and what it will be made from is the hardest part.  His jacket is begun, and I will take him to knitting tomorrow and for a second straight week, I will work on a doll instead of knit!! Oh, well, what can I say: I am NOT known for getting things done ahead of time. Management Via Crisis is my usual MO, although occasionally I try to reform and get a project done before the actual deadline (which I think, for this boy, MIGHT have been today).
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  1. Monica JohanssonJuly 9, 2011 at 1:15 AM

    He is very cute! His body looks so chubby and cuddable. Best regards from monica

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  2. BarbAugust 13, 2011 at 11:05 AM

    Thanks, Monica. He won a blue ribbon at our county fair; I entered him in Fine Arts. Summer Snowgirl won a blue in Fine Arts, too. My Hitty Anna won a red ribbon and my sock monkey with blue eyes and an earflap hat won some sort of Big Ribbon--he was entered in the cateory of Items Sewn on Vintage Sewing Machines and I had a picture of the Singer 28K handcrank machine that he was sewn on.

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