Sunday, March 11, 2012

New Donations

I get so excited when new things come in. So, I wanted to share this with everyone.

These are burping pads! I have never seen these before but Im really stoked about them.
My favortie is the monky one!
I was also given what she called bobo pads. They are basically like the bean bag ice packs you keep in your freezer but better. They are made from adorable, soft fabric and they are baby sized!




For anyone who might doubt the awesomeness of rice filled bags, I left them in my car over night and they were really cold the next day. Imagine how awesome they would be in my freezer. (I had stubbed my baby toe so I hope no one is offended by my personal useage. But Im sure you all know what thats like.)

Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!



Wednesday, February 8, 2012

Baby Blanket

I am soooooo proud of myself. I finally finnished this blanket. :P I have bee working on it off and on for nearly a year or something. Its an alternating granny pattern with white, lime green, yellow, light blue, and dark blue. I want to keep it :(



Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Baby Hats

I have the cutest baby hat pattern. Its so easy I made it up myself! (that should tell you something)

Worked flat on US sizes 5 and 7 needles. I used Caron Simply Soft yarn.
Cast On 60 sts with smaller needles.
Work k2 p2 ribbing for ten rows.

Switch to bigger needles then knit one row purl one row until the peices measures 4in
Begin decrese!

Row 1: *k 5 k2tog* reapeat to end (there may be some left over sts at the end. I found this to be normal)
Row 2: Purl (all even rows)
Row3: *K4 k2tog* reapeat to end
Row 5: *k 3 k2tog* reapeat to end
Row 7: *k 2 k2tog* reapeat to end

Run yarn through the remaining sts and pull tight. Leave a tail long enough to sew up the hat. Then sew up the seam and work in your ends.

It also looks really nice if you use the seed stich rather than ribbing.

I have also found ways to change them up. I should have followed my origional plan and done 20 or 25 rows of the ribbing for this hat because its a little short now but it is still so sweet.
My goal it to make ten of them before I get totally sick of the pattern. I normally can't do the same pattern that many times in a row but I'm going to give it a shot. I will post the pictures when they are all done

Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Winding Down

I didn't get a chance to photograph most of the things I got because we have been so bussy. But here are a few from the second box I can show you. I can also tell you the full box inventories.

Box One:
Six blankets
Two Bibs
One hat
One pair of socks
One sweater

Box Two:
Five blankets
One bib
Two hats
Two sweaters
One bag

Little Knit Purple Shirt/Sweater

Crochet Blanket

Green Knit Sweater
(If anyone knows the pattern please give it up!!! I want it)

Pretty Quilt.
The little puppies were a nice touch :P
 I loved this one too...lets face it, I loved all of them!

Monday, December 12, 2011

Ready to Go!

I just wanted to let everyone know that I will be delivering two FULL boxes this week!!! Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!

Sunday, November 6, 2011

Miracles at Fashion Bug

The ladies at Fashion Bug have let me have a table!!! Im so excited!
Whole table!

Information about our organization.

I hear people keep asking how much the duck is because they want it. Sorry, guys! Not for sale! But isnt it cute?

After reslizing the butterfly could hold a brochure, I took the picture before it fell.

That gave me the idea to take pictures around the store. Kinda corny, I know, but I needed something to do. I haven't been Over Loaded! yet.



Keep it coming!

Monday, October 17, 2011

Begin Opperation: Over Load!

During the month of November, Miracles Happen is hosting the First Annual event, Operation: Over Load! This means that any item sent to us starting November 1st will be entered to win prizes! (Disclaimer: it is only being done by the Indiana branch).

Miracles Happen is a network of volunteers who make and distribute handmade items for a newborn baby's early needs. These items are given to women who need or want them for no coast. Want to help?
Prize categories include—but are not limited to—the following. (Multiple entries accepted)
1. Most items in one box!
2. Most variety in one box!
3. Most original
4. Most creative
5. Simplest
6. Judges’ favorites
Miracles Happen is a network of volunteers who make and distribute handmade items for a newborn baby's early needs. These items are given to women who need or want them for no coast. Want to help? See the event page on facebook! http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=127341690702296

My sister, mother, and I are all the judges! There will be two others unless they deside to enter too.