My little Eve (grandaughter) is staying with us and I find her an endless source of inspiration .
She decided to play with these today 
An afghan, throw, blanket or anything you like really. It is a bit like Grandmother's Flower Garden because it is made of hexagons.
Some more little things for little hands
and these two friends Eve found on my window sill
She found this finger puppet very funny, and chased Basil and Billie all over the kitchen calling "moo moo".Cows are her favorite animal and "cow"was her first word. She lives on a dairy farm with lots of cows .
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9 comments:
I LOVE that doll
looks like Eve had fun
I like the hexagons too
and the 2 friends
and one day when I finally go out teaching I may ask you to make me some of those farm animals finger puppets
I came for a visit and couldn't leave without saying that the doll is lovely. Nice that you are enjoying your little Eve so much.
Oh what a sweet post! Those little pixie-hands eh... You are such a busy crafty bee, even with a two year old skipping around!
You're a very lovely addition to our little blogland and it's so refreshing to read about all those generations in your creative family!
X from Lies
I love those crocheted hexagons!! just bought a crochet book recently and aspire to doing something like that... I'm still learning to do dc without losing half my stitches..something like that looks a long way off!
Yes it would make a great throw, and leave the edge ziggy zaggy! XX
children are so inspiring! I am glad she got you going on that throw again because it is really beautiful. I love crochet blankets!
-kimberlee
I love the doll. Did you make it? The hexagons are very nice. I have seen so many granny squares, but these are a very nice alternative. I have always enjoyed knitting, yet have had problems with crochet. I know the separate stitches, yet have more difficulty reading and understanding the patterns. Our two 20 somethings have just left home. I wonder if I will be a grandma one day. You sound like a good one.
Brenda in Canada
Beautiful.. I love the doll and the crocheted hexagons. I am a knitter but would love to try crochet. I learned the stitches, but have not had a lot of success following a pattern. You look like an awesome grandma.
Brenda
looks like you had some quality time there:)
hahah eve cracks me up - i can just imagine her running around the farm house (=
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