I dressed Drew in his homecoming outfit on the day we were discharged from the hospital, but it was too big on him! That really surprised me, because he was so big and the pattern indicated that the set would fit a newborn! Maybe it will fit him in September when the nights start to get cool again. I do love how soft the yarn is and how sweet it looks.
When Becky saw the sachet I made for our baby, she said it reminded her of what her nephews call her: "Auntie BeBe" (pronounced "beebee"). So, I couldn't resist making Becky her own "BeBe" sachet! It's such a nice, relaxing project to make. The two garter stitch rectangles knit up quickly, and the embroidery is relaxing and satisfying! I embroidered a little flower on the front this time. It took several tries to get it right, but I like the final result! I filled it with sweet smelling lavender and added a silky ribbon.
This lamb is another pattern from "Itty Bitty Toys." I bought the yarn back in December I think. I couldn't find the yarn the pattern called for for the body of the lamb, so I just bought a yarn that was similarly fluffy. Well...it turned out to be a big fluffy mess! This yarn was a nightmare to work with. It was hard to see what I was doing because of how fluffy it was, and the body of the lamb turned out HUGE! 
I was going to give up on the little lamb, but my sweet husband insisted that it was cute and that I finish it for him. So, here it is! A little comical looking, but done! At least Jim appreciates it--am I lucky or what? :)
Found the most perfect silky, luxurious ribbon while out with Mom yesterday. The sachet is full of sweet lavender and ready to adorn our room!
