Piggletts

Whew, just when I set back and neglect my knitting blog wouldn't you know I would get followers. Well greetings to all and thanks for joining me again my faithful followers. I hope to add a little color to your life or at least a giggle or two.
Once again I am at it with the baby knits and with that comes my favorite gal from England Debbie Bliss. Here are some of the cutest slippers or baby booties, that are a stich to knit up! Quick fun and great gifts. Perfect for a first time knitter (I know because these are the first baby booties that I knitted some 9 years ago and I still love the little pigs. They are also a good fit. Every thing from pig snouts to curly tails. A definite hit at congrats parties, or showers, or coming home day! Made with cotton for a wonderful feel against babies delicate skin! All of these sweet little creations can be found in the Debbie Bliss Quick Baby Knits.

The same goes with these little rabbit booties also quick and looks fantastic on the child's feet. Magical, whimsical, just down right cute. I like to pair the gift with a small book like the "Velveteen Rabbit" or a "Beatrix Potter" story of "Peter Rabbit" ( I just did a tribute to her on my other blog Jeweled Frog Creations ) or what every the favorite bunny story might be. Layering the gift just adds something special. You could include a book like the Three little pigs. Consider using vintage books for something unique. Don't forget to embellish your boxes that will tote your creation with vintage clip art! These things that all of "us" knitters knit up are future heirlooms to be passed down so why not present it as an heirloom.

Now I know how I am on time so I wanted to pass this great recipe along that I found on

All Recipes.com Easy to start and quick to bake up. It requires some planning ahead since they are yeast based but you and your family or guest will love them. They make up big enough to be used as small sandwich rolls. Great with some laughing cow cheese spread and ham bits for a quick breakfast or in a lunch box for school children. Try them I am sure you will love them.


Last but not least this is Tiger who just had to get into the shot to make sure that the placement was just so. How many of my readers have animals in their studio that love to just get in the mix. LOL Send me you photos I would love to see them!
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So until next time I hope to see you again!