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This is me, MayB.

Welcome to my life.

Dog owner, domestic failure, cross stitcher, counsellor, dreamer and critic. 

I will make you sit, pour you a bowl of cereal, sew your mouth shut, tell you what to do, how to do it and then that you're doing it wrong.

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Wednesday
Sep142011

Hats of the baby variety

One of the things I worked on all summer: baby hats. You would think, with the amount of baby things I'd made that I had 6 of them myself, but you would be mistaken. There is just something about baby things that makes me want to knit.

I'm sure it has a lot to do with how lazy I am. I love to knit, but I love to knit things that will be finished sometime before I die of boredom. Baby knits are the perfect cure for that. You can whip something up in a couple of hours and amaze everyone around you -- except the other knitters who think you're selling yourself short.

Who can resist a perfect little hat that can be knit in one evening?

Baby cap

Baby hat atop a pile of books.


Cute baby cap

Same style, different buttons.

If I'm working on something I'm not overly pleased with, I can set it down and start a baby hat. Baby hats never fail, are always cute, and always finish in an acceptable length of time.

Baby hat in teal

Knitting with a touch of crochet!

baby hat

My house is full of baby hats now. They are littered across the side tables, piled on top of books, and busting out of drawers.

If only I knew more babies with cold heads.



Remember you can find all my creations at my Etsy shop -- KnitMonkies.

Reader Comments (1)

I am very impressed with your craft pieces, Bronwyn. I don't know where you find the time but since you are your mother's daughter, I know you possess super human abilities. Did you teach yourself how to knit or did you take classes? Today, in a magazine, I saw a knitted sleeve for a jar-it was cool. You'd use it when gifting things wrapped in jars. Have you ever seen or tackled a knitted jar sleeve?

October 1, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterFormer next door Barb

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