Tuesday, February 5, 2019

Keeping Phoebe Warm

I took some oddments of sock yarn and made Phoebe some wool socks.


 I aimed to make the heels and toes red, but I colored outside the lines on the one sock.  And also, this is some vintage sock yarn I picked up somewhere, and I think it's a little fragile.  I caught the sock unraveling in two red spots, where I joined the red to another color.  Or perhaps the socks are already wearing out because Phoebe has worn them almost non-stop?


Phoebe is suddenly so much taller that her pajamas were inches too short at wrists and ankles.  When I asked her if she'd like a nightie, her face lit up and she asked if she could wear it that night: I had yet to even search out a pattern and fabric!

 But the nightie was fast and easy, and Phoebe has rarely slept in anything else since it came off the sewing machine.


 I let her choose a button - she chose a lamb.  She's my little lamb! And look at my precious 6-year-old Genevieve in a nightie from the same pattern.  Little girls in nighties - so dear.



7 comments:

  1. Phoebe is so adorable, and her new socks and nightie look so warm and comfy!!

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  2. The nighty brings back childhood memories for me and I can smell the fabric! My mother always made new nightgowns for Christmas for me.

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  3. I love that nightgown! The socks are cute too!

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  4. Those are the cutest little things. The socks and the girl and the nightgown. So much sweetness. What a blessed little bird!

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  5. What a treasure! I love how much your kids love what you make for them...
    And the socks and nightie are adorable!

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  6. So sweet! Well done. And my word but Phoebe looks like her brother in the last picture!

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  7. I'd wear those socks none-stop too. So cute. Found your blog a few months ago and always enjoy reading your new posts.
    ~Linda

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