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| Sarah Rose of Camrose Alberta made these cute items for a newborn. |
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| These hats and blanket are also from Sarah. Purplicious! |
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| Jeanine (Aubergine's mommy) dropped off this fab sweater. Its super-big and incredibly intricate |
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| OK Jeanine, next time you and the girls come over, we need to talk photography because my pictures don't do your work justice.... |
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| I love this blanket. I can picture a toddler being thrilled with it. |
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| Some of these hats are Carlene Hats. That pattern rocks. |
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| DouceAubergine also made a bunch of big fleecy blankets. |
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| And more fleecy blankets! My friend Margaret is going to do a bunch of these as well. So handy! |
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| These socks are also from the lovely and prolific Jeanine. |
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| I took a closeup of my favorite one. Thanks, J! |
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| These items came from Jackie Lambert of West Rickland, Washington. The dickies (that's what they're called, right?) are a great alternative to scarves. |
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| Okay these are mine. I made them over Christmas using the Carlene Pattern from Ravelry. I love that pattern, its such a "don't think, just do" kind of thing. Perfect for long car rides. |
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| These hats are from Wendy Lindquist in Jersey City, NJ. Lovin' the pom pom! |
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| I am a huge fan of neck-warmers. Safe and easy for a kid to pull over his/her head. |
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| This is a close-up of one of the neckwarmers made by Clavione Delaney of Laurel, Maryland (the ones above). I think it might be Noro, because it has that feel to it. Very ocean-pretty. |
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