Beaded Socks that go Cha, Cha, Cha!

I prefer to make these for the older little girls rather than for the babies as babies put everything in their mouth to check it out! Always, better safe than sorry! The little girls love to dance around in these or just bounce their feet to hear the 'music of the beads'.

Crochet Edged Fleece Blanket Sets

I also do fleece blanket sets for babies. These are SO soft and cuddly. I have given these as gifts at baby showers and the moms have had the baby's portraits taken with them!

Here is a cute pink lamb set where there are cute little lambs frolicking all over this blanket while your little Bo Peep is fast asleep! Has a very pretty and delicate crocheted edging.

Lions, Tigers and Monkeys . . . Oh My!

This set is so cute with all of the baby animals sweet expressive little faces on it.

This set is just ducky! Very cute duckies are surrounded by bubbles during their bath time!

And are these not the cutest little dinosaurs that you have ever seen?







If you like the first two pictured, they are still available:

Pink Sheep/lamb set:

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=9170840

Lions, Tigers and Monkeys . . . Oh My:

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=9229254

Glammed Up Overalls.

Okay - these are just about the cutest things around. I used vintage hankies on these and added a decorative tie/bow for the back (not really functional, but necessary cuteness).

Outfits for Chic Little Misses!

Here are some very cute little outfits for your chic little miss! These are representations of some of the work I have done in the past.

A Sample of Crochet Outfits.

I had made this bolero from a purchased pattern, but then did the math to make it for a much smaller person and made a skirt and hat to match!




















Here are some little halter outfits that I designed and sewed.





















Here are some pretty little ponchos that were made from another one that I had seen. I sat down one evening and worked for about an hour or so before I had a useable pattern that resulted in the following little summer ponchos.