Currently there is only one pattern under this category, due to the need to acquire copyright permissions. So, if you feel like pestering me to resume pursuing them, have at it in the comments section (that’s if you find the pics in my Flickr album)….
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August 31, 2009 at 2:08 pm
Pat
Don’t you also have patterns for baby hats, etc.? Pat
August 31, 2009 at 4:23 pm
doilyhead
Pat,
Am afraid you may be confusing me with another designer. Thanks for doing so, however. I think that the reason I did not do hats for babies is because I did not do dresses or jackets for the hats to go with. However in the works are free patterns for a Christening dress, and a matching shawl. I may as well through a small beret into the deal… If you want to test knit it… email me for more details at “doilyhead@yahoo.com”.
Most important, am guessing, is that you need a hat to match the Erikas baby blanket… I feel weird doing one without a jacket… there is a very, very good reason why. I strongly suggest that folks watch this blog in the coming weeks… because I may or may not announce a new project…. am trying to figure out if I should really get a brick and mortar publisher… Can’t quite figure out how to explain that, but there really is a very good reason…
Glenda