A Curly Haired Girl and her Knit Duds

Seriously. Check out that sweet curly hair. This is right out of the bathtub--after a sleep it turns straight, but hopefully when she's older it will stay curly!

This is one of my favorite pictures of her. It isn't particularly cute, it's just hilarious. And that Little Red Riding Hood knit? From my NY friend Jess, knitter extraordinaire! LOVE IT! (click on the pic for a close up of the funniest newborn grimace ever)

Remember that Debbie Bliss baby sack I started way back when? Well, other than sewing up the sides, weaving in the ends, and finding a zipper (sheesh, when I say all that it sounds like I still have a lot of work to do)...It's finished!! For you non-knitters, the hood looks goofy because it isn't sewn in yet...and I may or may not have screwed it up. That's always a possibility. :)

Comments

Jess said…

OMG!!!!!!!!! Favorite picture ever. she is such a little cutie, that face! so highlarious hehehe i think she likes it! :)

April 16, 2009 at 9:34 AM

RT said…

I love the curls!! So sweet.

April 16, 2009 at 11:21 PM

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