I was totally thrilled when I learned months ago that she was indeed going to be a she and started planning my knitting right away. I've been just dying to show off my work and I finally can, as I gave the gift to the my sister and her husband when I was visiting. Since they live in Guam right now, but visit Ohio a lot and will eventually move back, I wanted to make something that they could use in either place. So, I picked a lacy pattern, hoping it would make it light enough to use in Guam, but something that you could layer over turtlenecks and leggings. So, this is what I came up with:
I'm totally in love with the pattern and definitely going to make Lucy one for next spring. And, while I was in Ohio, I got to be a sponsor for L.'s baptism. I also got to make the cake (and in this case, cupcakes) for the baptism. I am really very happy with how they turned out, especially considering I made them in an unfamiliar kitchen. I think I'm really getting the hang of fondant now...
I can't wait to visit again next week -- and this time everyone but Reid will get to go! Jeremy is a closet baby-hog, too, so I know he will be happy to meet little L., too!


Jeremy is such a baby hog! I couldn't believe that he wanted to hold Eliott while he was sleeping that Thanksgiving after all the kids were born. You were holding Reid at the time. David and I gladly let him have Eliott since we totally babied out at that point.
ReplyDeleteAmy
Hmmm...I don't remember any of that, Amy! LOL! I was so sleep deprived at that point! But, yeah, Jeremy is totally a baby hog. If you let him, he'll slip off to a corner where no one notices him and will gladly sit and snuggle for hours!
ReplyDelete