and when I saw her last month I asked if I could copy it - I kind of free-handed it rather than properly followed because, well you know how I roll :o) (unless you are new in which case I'm not much of a pattern follower)
I have made this for my brand new beautiful niece and seeing as she is unlikely to see or remember this post I thought I'd debut it here.
My niece lives in London so this also has the advantage of being very light to send.
What things do you make that are light to send internationally?
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Oooh, this is cute! I have done one of these for a friend's new baby, but I did bunting rather than a little picture. It's such a great idea for a present for a new baby: creative, original and cheap!
ReplyDeleteindeed on all fronts :o)
DeleteI'm going to Pin it as a reminder!
ReplyDeleteIt's really charming and lovely. The perfect handmade present for a new baby. Wish I had thought of this when mine were little.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Tania - it's not an original idea
DeleteWow - it's beautiful - what a wonderful gift :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Katie - I hope they like it
DeleteLOVE it - looks fabulous
ReplyDeleteWe did have a creative weekend didn't we !! !!
indeed very creative!
DeleteLove that sweet house...I really love the hooped embroidery projects..another one to add to the list of to do's! :)
ReplyDeleteI usually send knitted clothing for my brother and his family overseas..just in time for winter :)
Turned out great! xx
ReplyDeleteHave you ever looked up "13 ounces or less"? Basically a whole array of gift ideas that are light to send by mail.
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