Laurel had her baby on Wednesday. He weighed 8 lbs. 14 oz. and was just over 20 inches long. No pictures on the Internet, in the interest of child safety.
Turbo and I knitted a hat for him.
Capillifolium Baby Bonnet from Piecework Magazine, knitted in Hebridean 2-ply from Virtual Yarns.
The hat is itchy. I guess I will put a little hat band in it and line the earflaps.
My brother broke his leg camping at Yellowstone park this morning, badly enough to require surgery. His wife called our brother-in-law, Dan, who is an ER doc to ask if he should have the surgery in nearby Rexburg, or go back home to Las Vegas. Dan said that if they went back to Las Vegas, the leg would look like a python that ate a pig by the time they got there.
The illustration from The Little Prince comes to mind. Of course, that was neither a python nor a pig.
Ruth Ann has finished chemotherapy! Hurray! She can grow hair again!
5 Kommentare:
See, I *knew* camping was not good for one's health! Here's to a quick and impeccable healing.
Tan, the hat is just soooooooooooo cute! Kirby/Ian will look darling in it. I agree, it should get some ribbon inside it for a hat band. Fat satin ribbon should be easy enough. cute, cute, cute!
Debby
Tan, you moved with your blog - good decision to leave a comment in my blog ;o) And never mind - you can write in English too!
This little had I `ve just seen in Ravelry, it`s so cute!! :o)
so, I subscribed to your blog with Bloglines too :o)
Ute
The hat is darling!
So much is happening to your family. Congrats on the new babe and good luck to your brother!
My thoughts are with all of you!
The hat is gorgeous. What beautiful work...
(and thank you for that video!)
(((Hugs)))
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