Small buntings… mostly boy… with no-sew caps that have coordinating ribbons… http://angeloutfitters.blogspot.com/2012/10/no-sew-hats.html http://www.angeloutfitters.blogspot.com these bunting don’t have a hospital yet… but BOY o BOY I have enough for the next one that needs to be adopted! October 19th 2014
Small buntings… mostly little ladies… with no-sew caps that have coordinating ribbons… http://angeloutfitters.blogspot.com/2012/10/no-sew-hats.html http://www.angeloutfitters.blogspot.com these bunting don’t have a hospital yet… but BOY o BOY I have enough for the next one that needs to be adopted! October 19th 2014
Large teeny tears diapers with matching caps http://teenytears.org these will fit angels up to 32 weeks gestation. http://angeloutfitters.blogspot.com/2012/10/no-sew-hats.html Adding to the big pile waiting for a hospital that needs adoption. October 19th 2014
Large teeny tears diapers with too cute little crocheted bonnets http://angeloutfitters.blogspot.com/2013/04/easy-knit-angel-bonnet-pattern.html made by my mom. http://teenytears.org these will fit angels up to 32 weeks gestation. Adding to the ever growing pile waiting for a hospital that needs adoption. October 19th 2014
Small teeny tears diapers with matching caps and little angel pocket blankets http://www.bbc.co.uk/stoke/my_pages/babywear/sewing/003.shtml. http://teenytears.org these will fit angels up to 18 weeks gestation. Adding to the big tote waiting for a hospital that needs adoption. October 19th 2014
Hands to work as it were… I have most of my family helping out now, my mom crochets the tiny bonnets, one per day. My youngest looms preemie and newborn caps and my grandson helps with the fabric coordination and packaging…
I’ll spend an entire week of cutting, that week end sewing, next week trimming and flipping the following weekend ironing and top stitching. This is about 2 weeks efforts. This weekend I have kids, no sewing… next week I start up sewing for newborns… it’s a vicious circle!